Feroz Khan
PROJECT OFFICER
Feroz is the Project Officer of the Informatics for Equitable Recovery project, which is a collaboration between the Earth Observatory of Singapore, Kathmandu Living Labs, Stanford University, ETH Zurich, NASA, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team, and others to develop post-disaster information systems that more accurately and more equitably account for differential vulnerability, impact and need.
At DASL, he also brings his expertise in the social sciences, translating lived experiences of individuals and communities to identify insights that can be incorporated into models for understanding and quantifying disaster risk.
Feroz holds a B.A. (Hons) in Environmental Studies from Yale-NUS College in Singapore, where he graduated in 2018. As an undergraduate, he worked mainly on climate justice organising and research, including decentralised clean energy, fossil fuel divestment, and water justice.
Outside of work, Feroz’s interests include exploring Singapore’s hawker centres, visiting public parks to spot otters, and supporting local activist groups.
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INFORMATICS FOR EQUITABLE RECOVERY
Our consortium is developing measures of disaster impact that reflect social inequities and focus on recovery needs.
VIEW PROJECTORAL HISTORIES OF DISASTER
We are developing tools to record local knowledge about disasters and translate that knowledge into formats useful to risk practitioners.
COMING SOONSINGAPORE’S DISASTER STORY
We are cataloguing Singapore’s past experience with natural disasters, civil emergencies and health crises to improve the foundations of risk analysis here.
VIEW COVERAGEUNDERSTANDING RISK FIELD LAB
Our team spent a month in Chiang Mai, Thailand, developing an ‘un-conference’ by gathering artists, practitioners and researchers on flood risk.
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