Rate My Professor In-Young Yeo

Her research focuses on catchment hydrology, GIS and remote sensing, environmental planning, and spatial data analytics, examining the interface between land and water systems, including drivers, changes, consequences, and feedback loops under climate change and human development pressures. Utilizing remote sensing, modeling, and numerical methods, her work supports soil, water, and wetlands management for natural resource planning, agricultural practices, and policy. Collaborations span the US Department of Agriculture, US Geological Survey, EPA, NASA/USDA, Soil CRC, CSIRO, and Australian universities. Key grants include the 2024 ARC Discovery Project 'Tracking flood waters over Australia using space gravity data' ($258,579), 2023 'Geodesy, Hydroclimate and Space Weather Experiment with Skykraft Satellite Constellation' ($150,000), and 2021 'Matching soil performance indicators to farming systems' ($47,300) from CRC for High Performance Soils. Prominent publications feature 'Optimizing Patterns of Land Use to Reduce Peak Runoff Flow and Nonpoint Source Pollution with an Integrated Hydrological and Land-Use Model' (2004) and 'A hierarchical optimization approach to watershed land use planning' (2007, Water Resources Research). She received the University of Newcastle Women in Research Fellowship in 2017.