Professor Daniela Avetisyan graduated from the Faculty of Geology and Geography of the Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski" with a bachelor's degree in Geography in 2010 and a master's degree in Physical Geography and Landscape Ecology in 2012. In 2018, she defended her doctoral degree with a dissertation on the topic "Study of Dynamics and Development of Degradation Processes Leading to Desertification Using Remote Sensing and GIS”. From 2013 to 2025, she worked as an ecologist, assistant, postdoctoral researcher, and associate professor in the Aerospace Information Department at SRTI-BAS. The topic of her postdoctoral project was "Application of Remote sensing and GIS for Assessment of Ecological Sustainability and Functioning of Selected Agroecosystems in C hanging Environmental Conditions". In 2022, she was elected head of the department. Since 2025, she has held the academic position of professor. The scientific interests of Professor Daniela Avetisyan are related to the application of aerospace information, remote sensing methods, and computer modeling to study the effects of climate change and anthropogenic activity on terrestrial ecosystems. Dr. Avetisyan participated in a number of research projects related to the inventory of natural disturbances in forests, determination of the predicted status of ecosystem services, application satellite data for soil studies, determination of landscapes regulation capacity, tracking the dynamics of snow cover, etc