Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology (ISSN: 2576-8484)
Editor
Biography
Mukesh Singh Boori is Senior Scientist in Samara University Russia and Adjunct Professor in American Sentinel University Colorado USA. Currently he is involved in remote sensing and GIS teaching and Russian academic excellence project. He has also held positions at University of Bonn Germany, Hokkaido University Japan, Palacky University Czech Republic, Ruhr University Bochum Germany, Leicester University UK, NOAA/NASA USA, JECRC University, JKLU University, MDS University and JSAC/ISRO India. He hold Postdoc from University of Maryland USA, PhD from Federal University – RN (UFRN) Brazil, Predoc from Katholiek University Leuven Belgium, MSc from MDS University and BSc from University of Rajasthan India. He received several distinguish awards including national academy of sciences (NAS) fellowship through national research council (NRC) central government of USA Washington DC, European union social fund through ministry of education, youth & sports Czech Republic, Honorary fellow University of Leicester UK, Prestigious Brazil-Italy government fellowship, Belgian and Indian government space fellowship. He published 100+ peer-reviewed papers including books as a first author in the field of earth and space science and his prime research interest is satellite earth observations through remote sensing & GIS technology. He is a member of many scientific societies / journals / committees, led a number of projects, organized a number of conferences, delivered conference opening ceremony speech, invited talk, co-chaired sessions and visited 20 countries.
Research Interest
- Quantitative estimation of land surface variables for natural resources management in the context of global change from satellite remote sensing.
- Spatio-temporal analysis of remotely sensed data to bring improved information for natural resource monitoring, management and modeling.
- Applications of remote sensing and GIS in different fields such as land use/cover change, vulnerability, climate change, urbanization, environmental monitoring and assessment.
