Martin Mokros

• Role — Lecturer in Earth Observation, UCL Geography
• Fellow — National Centre for Earth Observation
• Chair — 3DForEcoTech (COST Action)
• ARIA — Creator, 3DTreePrint
• Award — UCL Open Science & Scholarship, 2025

I build the tools that let us see forests in three dimensions — and I care most about the part where someone who isn't a remote-sensing specialist can actually use them.

My work focuses on the standardisation and democratisation of proximal remote sensing: the 3D data captured by laser scanning and photogrammetry, across every step from prototype sensor to data collection to real-world implementation. I chair 3DForEcoTech, a network of 500+ scientists across 60+ countries, and lead the ARIA-funded 3DTreePrint project. I've authored 40+ papers across remote sensing, forestry, forest ecology, urban trees and AI for tree species classification.

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