Stanley Mastrantonis

Stanley Mastrantonis is a Researcher at the University of Western Australia (UWA), affiliated with the School of Agriculture and Environment and the Centre for Water and Spatial Science. His work focuses on climate change impacts, marine and aquatic ecosystems, and remote sensing applications. He contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to life below water and climate action.

Research Interests: Climate Change, Marine Ecology, Aquatic Vegetation, Remote Sensing, Conservation Biology, and Environmental Modelling. His studies address habitat mapping, survey design optimization, and socio-ecological system interactions in coastal and marine environments. Recent projects include developing the Benthic Observation Survey System (BOSS) and analyzing drought risks in Western Australia.

Collaborations: Active in interdisciplinary teams, including the Geographe Australian Marine Park monitoring project. His work has been featured in news outlets and peer-reviewed journals, with open-access publications emphasizing methodological advancements in habitat analysis and climate impact assessments.

Grants and Funding: Investigator on the 'Establishing Standard Operating Procedures for Geographe Marine Park Monitoring' grant (2022–2024), focusing on long-term ecological and socio-economic value tracking.

Labs/Teams: Engaged with the Centre for Water and Spatial Science, contributing to projects that bridge environmental science with policy applications.