Ehsan Atazadeh

Dr Ehsan Atazadeh is a researcher in Biology and Environmental Science at the University of Melbourne and Federation University Australia. His research focused on biology and ecology of algae, use of algae as indicator in aquatic ecosystems, water quality biomonitoring, developing ecological response models in aquatic ecosystems and remote sensing for evaluation of biomass to improve environmental sustainability. He has published several papers in international journals and other publications including Algae as Bioindicators, Lambert Academic Publishing (2010).

Ehsan Atazadeh

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Generally, the term biomass is used for all materials originating from photosynthesis. However, biomass can equally apply to animals. Conservation and management of biomass is very important. There are various ways and methods for biomass evaluation. One of these methods is remote sensing. Remote sensing provides information about biomass, but also about biodiversity and environmental factors estimation over a wide area. The great potential of remote sensing has received considerable attention over the last few decades in many different areas in biological sciences including nutrient status assessment, weed abundance, deforestation, glacial features in Arctic and Antarctic regions, depth sounding of coastal and ocean depths, and density mapping. The salient features of the book include: Several aspects of biomass study and survey; Use of remote sensing for evaluation of biomass; Evaluation of carbon storage in ecosystems; Evaluation of primary productivity through case studies

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