Eduard Khachatrian
Job description
Wind Assessment in the Arctic Using Remote Sensing and Multimodal Analysis of Oceanic Eddies in the Marginal Ice Zone
My research focuses on several key areas in Arctic environmental monitoring. In particular, I am trying to assess wind patterns using remote sensing wind products, concentrating mostly on their evaluation and comparison with other data sources, including regional and global reanalysis, as well as in-situ measurements. This work enhances the understanding of wind dynamics crucial to Arctic climate fluctuations. Furthermore, I focus on observing and detecting oceanic eddies in the marginal ice zone using synthetic aperture radar and optical satellite data. These eddies play a vital role in heat and mass transport in the Arctic, and my work aims to improve their detection and characterization within ice-covered regions.
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Research interests
My main research interest lies within Earth Observation using Remote Sensing, with a particular focus on observing various phenomena with different sensors. Currently, I am working on wind assessment in the Arctic, focusing on SAR-based products. During my PhD, I concentrated mostly on developing a multimodal information selection method used to improve the performance of sea ice classification in the Arctic.
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Degrees
- Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Remote Sensing and Sea Ice, UiT- The Arctic University of Norway. Dissertation: “Multimodal Integrated Remote Sensing for Arctic Sea Ice Monitoring"
- Master's Degree, Polar and Marine Sciences, University of Hamburg. Master’s Thesis: “Validation of ATI SAR Ocean Surface and Sea Ice Velocity Derived from TanDEM-X and Coastal Radar Data, Near Barrow, Alaska”
- Bachelor's Degree, Oceanography, Saint Petersburg State University. Bachelor’s Thesis: “Conditions of the Ice Navigation in the Vilkitsky Strait”
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