Research Interests
My research interests mainly involve developing multi-scale modeling and analytical approaches to investigate the relationships between spatio-temporal patterns of infectious diseases such as COVID-19 and their associations with the underlying environmental contexts and population dynamics. Human mobility plays an active role in the transmission of infectious diseases. With the increase of human mobility caused by the development of globalization and transportation networks, the spread of infectious diseases can be unprecedentedly rapid and difficult to control, resulting in pandemics. Analyzing spatio-temporal analytical frameworks including visualization and auto-correlation analysis aim to explore human mobility patterns and communication dynamics over time and space.
Education
- M.Sc. Eng., Geomatics Engineering, University of Tehran, Iran
Publications
- Fatholahi, SN., He, H., Wang, L., Syed, A., Li, J., 2021. Monitoring Surface Deformation Over Oilfield Using MT-InSAR and Production Well Data, IGARSS 2021.
- Qing, L., Petrosian, H., Fatholahi, S., Chapman, M., Li, J., 2021. Quantifying Urban Expansion Using Landsat Images and Landscape Metrics: A Case Study of Halton Region, Ontario, Geomatica, 10.1139/geomat-2020-0017.
- Fatholahi, SN., Akhoondzadeh, M., Bahroudi, A., 2020. An Investigation of Surface Deformation Over Oilfield in Southwest Iran (2003-2010) Using InSAR and Physical Modeling, International Journal of Remote Sensing 41 (14), 5355-5370.
- Mahboub, V., Fatholahi, SN., 2020. A Constrained Extended Kalman Filter Based On LS-VCE Formulated By Condition Equations With Prediction of Cross-Covariances, Survey Review, 1-14.
- Fatholahi, S., Gu, Y., Liu, M., Ma, L., Chen, Y., Li, J., 2020. Estimating PM2.5 Concentrations in British Columbia, Canada During Wildfire Season Using Satellite Optical Data, ISPRS Ann. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci. 5194, 71-79.
- Mahboub, V., Fatholahi, SN., Aghaei, HA., 2019. On General Constrained Extended Kalman Filter Formulated By Condition Equations: Three Algorithms, Survey Review 52 (374), 423-430.