Mariano García Alonso

Mariano García Alonso is an Associate Professor at the University of Alcalá, affiliated with the Department of Geology, Geography and Environment. He is a member of the GITA Environmental Remote Sensing research group, focusing on advanced applications of remote sensing in environmental analysis.

His research interests include remote sensing, environmental monitoring, forest ecology, geographic information systems (GIS), LiDAR technology, regional geographical analysis, wildland fire science, and forest fuel modeling. These areas are closely aligned with his doctoral work and ongoing research activities.

The trends in his research, inferred from his thesis and group focus, emphasize the use of LiDAR and other remote sensing technologies for ecological and environmental assessments, particularly in forested landscapes and fire risk modeling.

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He has contributed to research and likely supervises students through the GITA research group, although specific advisees are not listed. No explicit grants are mentioned in the provided text.

He is part of the GITA Environmental Remote Sensing research group, which conducts research in environmental monitoring using satellite and aerial remote sensing technologies, particularly for ecological and fire-related applications.