Dhahi Al-Shammari

Dhahi Al-Shammari is a postdoctoral researcher in the School of Life & Environmental Sciences at The University of Sydney. His research interests include agricultural spatial analysis and modelling, agronomy, crop and pasture nutrition, agricultural land management, hydrology, soil chemistry, and soil carbon sequestration. Dhahi has completed a master's degree in science in agriculture at the University of New England and a PhD at The University of Sydney.

Dhahi Al-Shammari is a researcher at The University of Sydney specializing in precision agriculture, remote sensing, and machine learning. His work focuses on leveraging remote sensing technologies and machine learning algorithms to enhance crop management and sustainability. Al-Shammari's research includes the application of hyperspectral remote sensing for nitrogen status monitoring in cotton, the use of phenology-based metrics for crop mapping, and the integration of mechanistic models with data-driven approaches for yield prediction. His studies also explore the potential of satellite data and decision support systems to improve agricultural practices and resource management.