Hello, and thank you for visiting!

My name is Mohammad Farmani, and I’m a Ph.D. student in Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences with a minor in Data Science. This webpage is part of my mission to raise public awareness about water and groundwater issues—critical yet often overlooked topics that affect agriculture, ecosystems, and our daily lives.

Through this platform, I aim to share simple, accessible explanations of how water systems work, why groundwater is essential, and how informed communities can help shape sustainable water policies. Whether you're a student, farmer, policymaker, or simply curious, I hope the resources and information here help you better understand the role of groundwater in supporting resilient communities, especially in the face of climate change.

Let’s bridge the gap between science and society—starting with water.

Key Areas of Expertise

Hydrological Modeling: Enhancing models like Noah-MP and RAPID for improved infiltration, runoff, and soil moisture dynamics.
Flood Management: Using SWMM to assess climate change impacts on urban drainage systems and improve flood resilience.
Database Design: Developing MySQL databases for smart water distribution and optimization systems.
Differentiable Hydrology: Implementing PyTorch-based hydrological processes for GPU acceleration and integration with ML models.

With proficiency in Python, R, SQL, high-performance computing, and hydrological modeling tools like SWMM, I am well-equipped to tackle interdisciplinary challenges at the nexus of water resources, climate science, and data analytics. My long-term goal is to contribute to sustainable water management and climate resilience by advancing the integration of physical and data-driven modeling approaches.

I am also passionate about collaboration and leadership, demonstrated by my roles as a committee member and website coordinator for the El Dia Student Symposium. I enjoy mentoring peers, sharing knowledge, and contributing to a culture of innovation in academia.