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Eko Siswanto is a leading remote sensing scientist specializing in ocean color, water quality monitoring, and satellite-based climate observation. His research focuses on the validation and long-term evaluation of satellite-derived reflectance and water quality products, particularly from the Global Change Observation Mission-Climate (GCOM-C) satellite and its Second-generation Global Imager (SGLI) sensor. Siswanto’s most cited work, a comprehensive 2025 study with 6 citations, provides a critical six-year assessment of GCOM-C/SGLI data products from JAXA’s G-Portal and JASMES platforms, highlighting the sensor’s unique 380 nm band and its implications for coastal and inland water quality monitoring. This contribution is vital for ensuring the reliability of satellite observations used in climate and environmental research. His expertise in bridging satellite data validation with practical applications has made him a key figure in advancing the use of moderate-resolution sensors for global water quality assessment. Siswanto’s work continues to support the scientific community’s ability to monitor Earth’s aquatic ecosystems from space, offering essential tools for understanding climate-driven changes in ocean and coastal environments.
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