Dominique Jolivet
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Dominique Jolivet is a leading researcher in atmospheric remote sensing, with a primary focus on aerosol optical thickness (AOT) retrieval over land. Her most cited work, "Description and validation of an AOT product over land at the 0.6 μm channel of the SEVIRI sensor onboard MSG" (2011, 18 citations), represents a significant contribution to satellite-based environmental monitoring. In this study, Jolivet developed and rigorously validated a method to derive AOT from the SEVIRI instrument aboard Meteosat Second Generation, a geostationary satellite critical for nowcasting, numerical weather prediction, and climate research. By enabling accurate aerosol measurements over land—a notoriously challenging task due to surface reflectance variability—her work has enhanced the utility of geostationary data for real-time air quality and climate applications. This achievement underscores her expertise in bridging sensor calibration, atmospheric physics, and operational product development. Jolivet’s research continues to support advancements in Earth observation, providing essential tools for scientists studying aerosol impacts on weather, climate, and human health. Her dedication to validation ensures that these satellite products meet the rigorous standards required for both operational and research communities.
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