Amin Sharififar

Dr Amin Sharififar is a researcher at The University of Sydney, affiliated with the BIO department. His research interests include soil sciences, spatial data and applications, agricultural spatial analysis and modelling, climate change impacts and adaptation, land capability and soil productivity, and land use and environmental planning. Dr Sharififar's work focuses on understanding and addressing environmental challenges through spatial analysis and modelling. His research contributes to land use and environmental planning, with an emphasis on sustainable land management and climate resilience.

Amin Sharififar is a researcher at The University of Sydney specializing in Spatial Science, Soil Science, and Digital Soil Mapping. His work focuses on the application of advanced technologies and statistical methods to analyze soil properties and improve land management. Sharififar's research includes the use of machine learning, geostatistical models, and remote sensing for soil carbon assessment, digital mapping of soil classes, and soil suitability evaluation for agriculture. He has explored the impact of climate change on soil carbon pools and the effectiveness of ultrasonic waves in seed germination. His studies also address challenges in handling imbalanced data in soil mapping and the integration of soil science with policy frameworks for sustainable land use.