Faculty Profile
Bahram Salehi
Associate Professor and Graduate Students Coordinator
Department of Environmental Resources Engineering
416 Baker Lab
Research Interests
Building on 19+ years of academic and industrial R&D in Iran, Canada, and the U.S, my research interests have evolved to Remote Sensing of Environment. Currently my lab's (Salehi-Geolab) primary research focuses are wetland mapping and monitoring in national scales, forest above ground biomass change and carbon storage monitoring in state-wide and regional scales, water quality monitoring and prediction for inland waters, and 3D modelling of urban trees and forests. To do these, Salehi-Geolab core expertise are:
- Polarimetric and Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR);
- Multispectral Remote Sensing including SmallSat data;
- UAV and Photogrammetry;
- Image Processing and Machine/Deep Learning of RS data
Education
- Ph.D., University of New Brunswick - CANADA, 2012
- M.Sc., K.N.Toosi U of Technology - Iran, 2005
- B.Sc., University of Tehran - Iran , 2002
Salehi-Geolab at SUNY ESF
For details of my research lab (Salehi-Geolab) at ESF including Projects, Research, Publications, People (Students), Teaching, Service, and Products, please refer to the following links:
- Salehi-GeoLab: salehi-geolab.com
- Publications: salehi-geolab.com/Publications
- Students: salehi-geolab.com/People
- Research: salehi-geolab.com/Research
- Teaching: salehi-geolab.com/Teaching
- Projects: salehi-geolab.com/Projects
- Services: salehi-geolab.com/Services
- Products: salehi-geolab.com/Products