María Inmaculada Aguado Suárez

María Inmaculada Aguado Suárez is a Professor at the University of Alcalá, affiliated with the Department of Geology, Geography and Environment. She specializes in Regional Geographical Analysis and is an active member of the GITA Environmental Remote Sensing research group.

Her primary research interests lie in environmental remote sensing, with a focus on forest fire risk estimation using satellite data and meteorological indices. Her doctoral work laid the foundation for monitoring fire danger conditions in Andalusia through NOAA satellite imagery and climate indicators.

The trends in her research emphasize geospatial analysis, environmental hazard modeling, and the integration of remote sensing technologies for ecological monitoring, though no specific recent publications are listed in the provided text.

• No scientific awards mentioned.

She has supervised at least one doctoral student (as she was supervised during her own thesis), but no further advisees or grant information is available. There is no mention of specific labs beyond her affiliation with the GITA research group, which focuses on environmental remote sensing applications.