Oz Kira

At the Environmental Sensing and Sustainability Lab, we address critical global challenges by developing cutting-edge sensing technologies and data-driven models. Our work integrates ground-based measurements, satellite remote sensing, and machine learning to monitor and mitigate the impacts of urbanization, air pollution, and climate change.

Main research areas include:

• Urban carbon flux mapping and green infrastructure assessment

• Real-time indoor air quality monitoring in schools and public spaces

• Sustainable agriculture through remote sensing of crop productivity

• Recycling agricultural plastic waste into eco-friendly construction materials

• Remote sensing for sustainable agricultural 

Our lab collaborates with national and international partners and is supported by competitive research grants, including ISF and government ministries.