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Alireza Farahmand

California State University, Los Angeles

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California State University, Los Angeles

Department Of Geosciences And Environment

NoneAlireza Farahmand is currently serving as a California State University, Los Angeles faculty at California State University, Los Angeles.

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Alireza Farahmand

California State University, Los Angeles

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earth science environmental science climate change climatology remote sensing drought hydrometeorology planetary sciences geography meteorology atmospheric research wildland fire geophysical research fire ecology atmospheric science burned area mapping satellite meteorology drought management contiguous united states climatic change hydrological process earth observation drought forecasting earth observation data geophysics environmental research earth system science landslides arid environments agricultural sciences applied meteorology wildfire smoke scientific data disaster risk science forest meteorology disaster risk reduction air quality forest ecology synthetic aperture radar global warming climate risk desiccation limnology hydrological modeling surface water human activity impact geological modeling paleoclimatology climate forecasting weather forecasting short-term variability optical remote sensing meteorological forcing fragmentation effect drylands atmospheric condition climate variability disaster management fire risk analysis remote monitoring soil science generalized framework agricultural production probabilistic estimates drought impacts human activities surface water availability relative humidity satellite hydrology observations forecasted fire danger operational indicators fire danger satellite-based data high-frequency soil respiration mediterranean climate probabilistic model

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Assessing Flash Drought Development and Propagation Across the Contiguous United States Using Remote Sensing. Earth s Future (2026)

drought forecastinghydrometeorologyearth scienceremote sensingclimatologyhydrologydrought

All Burnt Up: Changes in California Wildfires and Their Consequences on Air Quality. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

Damian SalasJingjing LiAlireza Farahmand

wildland firefire ecologygeologywildfire smokeearth scienceair qualitywildfiresenvironmental scienceclimate changecalifornia wildfires

Assessing Pre- and Post- Wildfire Stream Runoff From the Bobcat Fire in Los Angeles Basin. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

Erik WeisnerJingjing LiAlireza Farahmand

los angeles basinwatershed managementwildland firefire ecologygeologybobcat firewildfiressurface runoffhydrologyenvironmental science

Enhanced Remote Sensing of Inland Water Surface Elevation Using Sentinel-3 Radar Altimeter (Sral). (2025)

satellite imagingearth scienceremote sensingsynthetic aperture radarradarmicrowave remote sensing

Evaluating Satellite Observations of Airs and Cris for Data Continuity in Drought Monitoring. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

Alex AlvarengaAlireza FarahmandJingjing Li

data continuitydrought monitoringearth sciencesatellite observationsdrought

Identifying Post-Fire Vegetation Growth Trends in the Los Angeles San Gabriel Mountains: A Case Study of the 2020 Bobcat Fire. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

Andrew AlamilloJingjing LiAlireza Farahmand

land usewildland firefire ecologygeologyearth sciencegeographybobcat firesan gabriel mountainsvegetation historywildfiresenvironmental sciencehigh elevationclimate change

Investigating Heatwave Dynamics Along the Los Angeles River Using Geospatial Analysis. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

hydrometeorologygeographyregional climate responsegeomorphology

Post-Fire Vegetation Recovery Response: A Case Study of the 2020 Bobcat Fire in Los Angeles, California. Remote Sensing (2025)

wildland firefire ecologynatural disastersearth scienceburned area mappingremote sensingenvironmental monitoringwildfiresenvironmental science

Utilizing Satellite Data for Large-Scale Monitoring and Analysis of Flash Droughts Across the Contiguous United States #160;. (2025)

Alireza FarahmandMasoud ZeraatiRichard SeagerNima MadaniAmir AghaKouchakYixin WenHayley FowlerAli MehranNicholas Parazoo

remote sensingenvironmental scienceclimate dynamicsgeographydisaster detectiondrought forecastinggeoscientific model developmentreal-time monitoringflash droughtslarge-scale monitoringearth sciencedrought managementdroughthydrometeorologyatmospheric researchcontiguous united statesclimatic changesatellite meteorologyenvironmental monitoringsatellite dataclimatology

Assessing the Impacts of Wildfire on Vegetation Regrowth: A Case Study of the 2020 Bobcat Fire in Los Angeles River Basin. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Andrew AlamilloJingjing LiAlireza Farahmand

wildland firefire ecologyfire researchbobcat firevegetation regrowthwildfiresenvironmental science

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Alireza Farahmand

California State University, Los Angeles

Affiliations

California State University, Los Angeles

Department Of Geosciences And Environment

NoneAlireza Farahmand is currently serving as a California State University, Los Angeles faculty at California State University, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Alireza Farahmand

California State University, Los Angeles

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Assessing Flash Drought Development and Propagation Across the Contiguous United States Using Remote Sensing. Earth s Future (2026)

drought forecastinghydrometeorologyearth scienceremote sensingclimatologyhydrologydrought

All Burnt Up: Changes in California Wildfires and Their Consequences on Air Quality. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

Damian SalasJingjing LiAlireza Farahmand

wildland firefire ecologygeologywildfire smokeearth scienceair qualitywildfiresenvironmental scienceclimate changecalifornia wildfires

Assessing Pre- and Post- Wildfire Stream Runoff From the Bobcat Fire in Los Angeles Basin. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

Erik WeisnerJingjing LiAlireza Farahmand

los angeles basinwatershed managementwildland firefire ecologygeologybobcat firewildfiressurface runoffhydrologyenvironmental science

Enhanced Remote Sensing of Inland Water Surface Elevation Using Sentinel-3 Radar Altimeter (Sral). (2025)

satellite imagingearth scienceremote sensingsynthetic aperture radarradarmicrowave remote sensing

Evaluating Satellite Observations of Airs and Cris for Data Continuity in Drought Monitoring. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

Alex AlvarengaAlireza FarahmandJingjing Li

data continuitydrought monitoringearth sciencesatellite observationsdrought

Identifying Post-Fire Vegetation Growth Trends in the Los Angeles San Gabriel Mountains: A Case Study of the 2020 Bobcat Fire. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

Andrew AlamilloJingjing LiAlireza Farahmand

land usewildland firefire ecologygeologyearth sciencegeographybobcat firesan gabriel mountainsvegetation historywildfiresenvironmental sciencehigh elevationclimate change

Investigating Heatwave Dynamics Along the Los Angeles River Using Geospatial Analysis. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

hydrometeorologygeographyregional climate responsegeomorphology

Post-Fire Vegetation Recovery Response: A Case Study of the 2020 Bobcat Fire in Los Angeles, California. Remote Sensing (2025)

wildland firefire ecologynatural disastersearth scienceburned area mappingremote sensingenvironmental monitoringwildfiresenvironmental science

Utilizing Satellite Data for Large-Scale Monitoring and Analysis of Flash Droughts Across the Contiguous United States #160;. (2025)

Alireza FarahmandMasoud ZeraatiRichard SeagerNima MadaniAmir AghaKouchakYixin WenHayley FowlerAli MehranNicholas Parazoo

Assessing the Impacts of Wildfire on Vegetation Regrowth: A Case Study of the 2020 Bobcat Fire in Los Angeles River Basin. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Andrew AlamilloJingjing LiAlireza Farahmand

wildland firefire ecologyfire researchbobcat firevegetation regrowthwildfiresenvironmental science

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