GSRIT

Peer-reviewed / journal outputs

Njomi, O., Altoom, M. B., Ramoelo, A., & Gebreslasie, M. (2026).  A systematic review of human-wildlife conflicts in the context of ecological change: Insights from geospatial applications.  Global Ecology and Conservation, e04124.

Pandey, S., Teja, K.R., Mukeka, J., Ngene, S., Dzekedzeke Jr, W., Diraditsile, K., Gebreslasie, M., Chandran, R., Lala, F. and Avtar, R., (2026). Machine Learning-Based Categorization of Drought and Wet Conditions Using SPI, VCI and Elevation in Tsavo Conservation Area, Kenya. Earth Systems and Environment, pp.1-24. 

AI / knowledge-system output

Zolkipli, M. I. A. B., Gundidza, F., Kikuchi, M., & Ozono, T. (2025).  Toward Structured Understanding of Human-Wildlife Conflict News: Malaysian Case Study on Elephant Incidents.  20th International Conference on E-Service and Knowledge Management (ESKM 2025) — listed as accepted / to appear in the project presentation.

Policy and governance output

Remi Chandran — The Wildlife Enforcement Monitoring System: From Silos to Synergy in Environmental Governance.  

The project report identifies this book as a contribution to understanding policy and transboundary information-system challenges relevant to the development of GSRIT.

Project talks and dissemination

Remi Chandran & Ram Avtar (20 Aug 2025, Yokohama): Digital Public Infrastructure and Regional Command and Control Centre for Addressing Human–Nature Conflicts in Africa — TICAD9 side event organized by JAMSTEC.

Ram Avtar & Remi Chandran (20 Aug 2025, Yokohama): Tracking human–nature conflicts in sub-Saharan Africa through the Geo-Spatial Risk Index Tool — TICAD9 side event.

Ram Avtar & Remi Chandran (4 Feb 2026, RESTEC, Japan): GSRIT to monitor human–nature conflict in South Africa, Kenya and Botswana — AJCORE–Sakura Science Workshop.