Ulises Diéguez Aranda

Ulises Diéguez Aranda is a researcher at the University of Santiago de Compostela, Department of Agroforestry Engineering. His work focuses on forest growth modeling, biomass estimation, and remote sensing applications in forestry.

• Key affiliations: University of Santiago de Compostela
• Education: PhD thesis on dynamic growth models for Pinus sylvestris (2004, University of Santiago de Compostela)

His research interests include:

• Development of silvicultural models for Galician forests
• Integration of LiDAR technology in forest inventory
• Parameter estimation for tree growth and yield
• Competition dynamics in forest stands

Publication trends (2000-2024) show expertise in:

• Coniferous and hardwood species modeling
• Climate adaptation strategies
• Forest fire prevention through canopy variable analysis
• Multi-objective optimization in forest planning

Thesis direction highlights:

• Supervised 8 theses on topics like LiDAR applications, biomass modeling, and forest management optimization
• Collaborations with institutions in Spain, Mexico, and Turkey