researcher, university, Iran
Mozhgan Abbasi is an accomplished Associate Professor in Remote Sensing and GIS Science at Shahrekord University, Iran. With a passion for exploring the complexities of forestry through advanced technology, she specializes in hyperspectral imaging and UAV applications. Her extensive academic background and dedication to research have made her a key figure in her field. 🌲📊
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Education
Mozhgan completed her Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources, focusing on Forestry, at the University of Guilan, Iran. She earned her Master of Science in Forestry with an emphasis on Remote Sensing and GIS from the University of Tehran. Further enhancing her expertise, she obtained a Ph.D. in Natural Sciences with a specialization in Remote Sensing from the same university. 📚🎓
Experience
With over two decades of experience in academia, Mozhgan has held various positions, including Research Assistant and Teaching Assistant at the University of Tehran. Since 2009, she has served as an Associate Professor at Shahrekord University, where she has also held the role of Head of the Forest Science Department. Her research contributions include numerous projects that leverage remote sensing technologies for forestry applications. 👩🏫🌍
Research Focus
Mozhgan’s research interests lie at the intersection of remote sensing and forestry, with a specific focus on in situ spectroradiometry, imaging spectroscopy, and the application of UAV imagery in vegetation mapping. Her work aims to enhance the understanding of forest dynamics and improve resource management practices. 🌱🔍
Awards and Honours
Mozhgan has received recognition for her contributions to forestry science and remote sensing, reflecting her commitment to advancing the field and fostering sustainable practices in forestry. 🏆✨
Publication Highlights
Mozhgan has authored several notable publications, including:
Investigation on the possibility of beech type mapping using Landsat ETM+ data (2009), Iranian Journal of Forest.
Investigation of leaf spectral reflectance of most important species of Caspian forests using field spectroradiometry (2010), Iranian Journal of Forest and Poplar Research.
Comparison of abaxial and adaxial spectral reflectance of Fagus orientalis Lipsky and Carpinus betulus using field spectroradiometry and spectral indices (2010), Iranian Journal of Forest.
Evaluation of spectral reflectance of seven North Iranian rice varieties canopies (2011), Journal of Agricultural Science and Technology.