Alice Fabbretto
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Alice Fabbretto is a leading figure in the remote sensing of aquatic environments, with a primary focus on the validation and application of spaceborne imaging spectroscopy. Her research centers on assessing the accuracy of hyperspectral satellite data—particularly from the Italian Space Agency’s PRISMA mission—for monitoring water quality in globally distributed sites. Her most cited work, which has garnered 28 citations since 2023, provides a rigorous analytical framework for evaluating PRISMA’s standard Level 2d reflectance products over water bodies. This contribution is critical for ensuring the reliability of satellite-derived data for inland and coastal water monitoring, directly supporting the operational use of hyperspectral sensors in environmental science. By bridging the gap between satellite engineering and aquatic optics, Fabbretto’s work has established benchmarks for data quality that inform both future mission design and real-world applications in water resource management. Her achievements position her as a key contributor to the advancement of Earth observation technologies for aquatic ecosystem assessment.
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