Robert Milewski | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Young Scientist Award

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Robert Milewski | Earth and Planetary Sciences | Young Scientist Award

Dr Robert Milewski, Helmholtz Centre Potsdam GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Germany

Dr. Robert Milewski – Candidate for Best Researcher Award

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PhD in Remote Sensing (2020)

University of Potsdam, with a focus on methodological development in soil and sediment analysis via remote sensing, Dr. Milewski has since made significant contributions to the fields of soil degradation and land erosion.

Postdoctoral Scientist, GFZ Potsdam

From 2020, Dr. Milewski has been working on advanced optical and thermal remote sensing techniques. His work addresses critical environmental challenges like soil degradation and vegetation variability.

International Recognition

Dr. Milewski’s contributions to soil science and remote sensing have earned him recognition in the scientific community, particularly for his interdisciplinary approach to solving complex environmental issues. His work is highly regarded across Europe and beyond, making him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

Research Projects and Publications

Dr. Milewski has led and contributed to prominent EU projects such as the EU MRV4SOC (2023-2026) and NextSoils+ (2024-2026). His research includes the analysis of airborne hyperspectral data, with numerous high-impact publications in Remote Sensing, Applied and Environmental Soil Science, and CATENA.

Significant Research Projects

Dr. Milewski has played a pivotal role in major international projects, such as ESA Worldsoils and EU MRV4SOC, focusing on soil monitoring and carbon verification. His leadership in the NextSoils+ project demonstrates his capacity to contribute to long-term global initiatives in remote sensing and soil research.

Publications and Impact

Dr. Milewski has a robust publication record in high-impact journals like Remote Sensing and CATENA, with articles addressing soil degradation, crop productivity, and hyperspectral data application. His research outputs have broad implications for agricultural sustainability and climate change mitigation.

Selected Research

  • “Estimation of Water-infiltration Rate in Mediterranean Sandy Soils using Airborne Hyperspectral Sensors” (2023)
  • “Evaluation of Airborne HySpex and Spaceborne PRISMA Hyperspectral Data for Soil Organic Matter” (2023)

Conclusion

Dr. Milewski’s extensive work in hyperspectral remote sensing and environmental monitoring, combined with his leadership in EU-funded projects, makes him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His contributions have had a profound impact on soil science and ecosystem analysis.

Publication top notes

Estimation of water-infiltration rate in Mediterranean sandy soils using airborne hyperspectral sensors

Modelling mixed scenarios of canopy and soil spectral reflectance to improve SOC prediction

Evaluation of Airborne HySpex and Spaceborne PRISMA Hyperspectral Remote Sensing Data for Soil Organic Matter and Carbonates Estimation

A Spectral Transfer Function to Harmonize Existing Soil Spectral Libraries Generated by Different Protocols

Analyses of the Impact of Soil Conditions and Soil Degradation on Vegetation Vitality and Crop Productivity Based on Airborne Hyperspectral VNIR–SWIR–TIR Data in a Semi-Arid Rainfed Agricultural Area (Camarena, Central Spain)

Advantages using combined VNIR-SWIR and LWIR hyperspectral remote sensing for estimation of soil properties in the Amyntaio agricultural region, Northern Greece

 

Mostafa Naderi | Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Assist Prof Dr. Mostafa Naderi | Planetary Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Assist Prof Dr. Mostafa Naderi, IASBS, Iran

🌍 Dr. Mostafa Naderi is an Assistant Professor of Hydrogeology at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Basic Sciences, Iran. He earned his Ph.D. in Hydrogeology from the University of Shiraz, focusing on climate change’s impact on groundwater resources. With expertise in water management, he teaches courses on groundwater hydraulics, climate change, and sustainable water resources planning. Dr. Naderi’s research interests include assessing water security, studying climate change’s effects on water resources, and addressing water crises. He has received honors for academic excellence and continues to contribute significantly to the field of hydrogeology. 📚

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Education and qualifications:

📚 Dr. Mostafa Naderi holds a Ph.D. in Hydrogeology and an MSc in the same field from the University of Shiraz. His academic journey began with a BSc in Geology from Gorgan University of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. His Ph.D. thesis focused on the impact of climate change on groundwater resources in Southern Iran, supervised by Ezzat Raeisi with advisory support from notable experts at Shiraz University. For his MSc thesis, he studied karst development and hydrogeological buffer zones of Persepolis and Naghsh-e-Rostam, under the guidance of Ezzat Raeisi and advisory assistance from distinguished faculty members at Shiraz University. 🌊

 

Teaching:

📖 Dr. Mostafa Naderi’s passion for education extends across various levels and institutions. At Shiraz University, he taught Groundwater Hydraulic to undergraduate students from 2011 to 2012, along with Survey courses for BSc students from 2007 to 2012. Transitioning to the Institute for Advanced Studies in Basic Sciences (IASBS), he has been instrumental in shaping the academic journey of MSc students by offering courses in Advanced Hydrogeology, Geoelectric, Karst Hydrology, and Climate Change since 2017. His dedication to teaching reflects his commitment to nurturing the next generation of hydrogeologists, equipping them with essential knowledge and skills. 🎓

Honors:

🏅 Dr. Mostafa Naderi’s academic excellence has been recognized through prestigious honors. He achieved the 3rd position in the Iranian university entrance exam for M.Sc. in 2007, showcasing his exceptional capabilities early in his academic journey. Subsequently, he secured the 2nd place in the Shiraz University entrance exam for Ph.D. in 2010, affirming his intellectual prowess and dedication to scholarly pursuits. These accolades underscore his commitment to academic excellence and serve as a testament to his hard work and determination in advancing the field of hydrogeology. 🎓

Work Experiences:

🔬 Dr. Mostafa Naderi has contributed his expertise to various research projects, enriching his professional journey. From 2008 to 2010, he collaborated as a co-worker on the project “The study of the karst development and hydrogeological buffer zones of the Persepolis and Naghsh-e-Rostam,” supported by the Iranian Cultural Heritage Organization. This endeavor allowed him to delve into the intricate dynamics of karst development and hydrogeology. Subsequently, from 2012 to 2014, he engaged in another significant project as a co-worker, focusing on “Water supply in projects of Central Ethylene pipelines,” sponsored by the National Petrochemical Company. These experiences broadened his understanding and practical application of hydrogeological principles. 💼

Research Focus:

🔍 Dr. Mostafa Naderi’s research focus encompasses various aspects of hydrogeology and climate change, particularly within the context of Iran’s diverse geographic regions. His studies explore the impacts of climate change on water resources, hydrological systems, and water management strategies. Naderi investigates phenomena such as extreme climate events, water salinity, aquifer dynamics, and the influence of climate change on karst spring flow rates. Through interdisciplinary approaches, he seeks to address critical challenges in water security, sustainability, and management under changing climatic conditions. His work not only contributes to advancing scientific understanding but also offers practical insights for mitigating the effects of climate change on water resources. 🌊

Publication Top Notes:

  1. Climate change in a region with altitude differences and with precipitation from various sources, South-Central Iran – Cited by 35 (2016) 🌍
  2. Assessment of water security under climate change for the large watershed of Dorudzan Dam in southern Iran – Cited by 24 (2020) 💧
  3. Impact of climate change on the hydrology and water salinity in the Anzali Wetland, northern Iran – Cited by 23 (2020) 🌊
  4. The impact of halite dissolution of salt diapirs on surface and ground water under climate change, South-Central Iran – Cited by 17 (2016) 🏜️
  5. Estimating confined aquifer parameters using a simple derivative-based method – Cited by 12 (2019) 🔍
  6. Assessing level of water resources management based on water supply and availability concepts– Cited by 10 (2021) 📈
  7. Extreme climate events under global warming in northern Fars Province, southern Iran – Cited by 10 (2020) 🌡️
  8. On the reliability of variable‐rate pumping test results: Sensitivity to information content of the recorded data – Cited by 8 (2020) 📊
  9. Effect of extreme floods on the archaeological sites of Persepolis and Naghsh-e-Rostam, Iran – Cited by 6 (2014) ⛈️
  10. Management strategies of a critical aquifer under the climate change in Jahrum of South-Central Iran – Cited by 4 (2018) 🔄