Climate change
& extremes
Climate variability, warming signals, extreme precipitation and atmospheric hazards.
I’m Ehsan Soureh, a PhD student in Climatology at the University of Tabriz and a synoptic meteorology specialist at the Iran Meteorological Organization. My research spans climatology, remote sensing and geographic information systems, integrating atmospheric observations, satellite data and spatial analysis to understand climate variability, change and climate-related hazards.
My academic interests centre on climate variability and environmental processes, using remote sensing, geographic information systems and data analysis. My publications cover urban heat islands, drought, precipitation extremes and bioclimatic conditions.
Alongside my doctoral studies, I work as a synoptic meteorological observer at the Piranshahr Meteorological Office, contributing to atmospheric observations, data quality checks and weather warning and crisis management activities.
Climatology, Earth observation and computational methods shape my research interests.
Climate variability, warming signals, extreme precipitation and atmospheric hazards.
Satellite imagery and GIS for investigating drought, vegetation and urban environments.
Analysis of climate and geospatial data, with an interest in machine learning applications in climate science.
Publication list as provided in my CV. Titles are retained in English for reference.
University of Tabriz · Tabriz, Iran
University of Kurdistan · Sanandaj, Iran
University of Kurdistan · Sanandaj, Iran
Iran Meteorological Organization (IRIMO)
Piranshahr Meteorological Office
Scientific & academic writing · Academic presentation · Teamwork · Problem solving · Research collaboration · Data analysis & interpretation
Courses and training in GIS, remote sensing, climate science and academic writing, as listed in my CV.
For academic conversations and research connections, reach me through my institutional email or profiles below.
Ehsan.Soureh@phd.tabrizu.ac.ir ↗