Omar Regaieg

Dr. Omar Regaieg is a researcher at the University of Bonn's Department of Geography within the GIUB Department. He is affiliated with the RG Malenovsky research group, focusing on remote sensing and radiative transfer modeling. His work emphasizes 3D vegetation canopy analysis, solar-induced chlorophyll fluorescence, and satellite image inversion using the DART and DART-Lux models. He contributes to advancing techniques for environmental monitoring, forest ecology, and urban studies through high-resolution remote sensing applications. Contact: oregaieg@uni-bonn.de.

Research Interests: Dr. Regaieg's research integrates remote sensing technologies with radiative transfer models to study vegetation dynamics, atmospheric interactions, and land surface processes. Key areas include optimizing satellite data acquisition for forest canopies, calibrating 3D models with UAV and Sentinel data, and simulating thermal and solar-induced fluorescence emissions. His work bridges theoretical modeling and practical applications in environmental science and urban planning.

Recent Research Trends: His articles from 2022–2025 highlight advancements in DART model applications, such as improving satellite image correction, simulating fire scenes, and enhancing 3D radiative transfer simulations for diverse environments. The research emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to address challenges in climate modeling, crop monitoring, and disaster management.

Affiliations & Location: Office 1.026 at Meckenheimer Allee 166, Bonn. Phone: +49 228 73-9705. He collaborates actively within the RG Malenovsky team and contributes to the Department of Geography's academic and applied research initiatives.