Tinted detail of a photo: White disc-shaped GPS antenna on a pole with a yellow cable, beside white sacks on a rocky summit, overlooking a vast brown high plain and distant snow-dusted mountains.
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Geodesy

Mina Rahmani

Mina Rahmani is a researcher passionate about leveraging remote sensing observations to address environmental challenges in the field of geosciences. She received her Ph.D. in June 2025 from the University of Isfahan, Iran, where her research focused on the application of the GNSS-R technique. She is currently a research scientist at the University of Naples Federico II, Naples, Italy. Her research interests include geodesy, remote sensing and Earth observation, deep learning, and GNSS reflectometry. She holds both a B.Sc. (2017) and an M.Sc. (2019) in Surveying Engineering and Geodesy from the University of Isfahan. Her master’s thesis focused on the application of space geodesy techniques, including GPS, VLBI, and SLR, to monitor Earth’s shape deformation.