Flore Mounier
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Flore Mounier is a leading expert in radiometric calibration for Earth observation satellites, with a primary focus on ensuring the accuracy and consistency of space-based optical measurements. Her most cited work, "The stars: an absolute radiometric reference for the on-orbit calibration of PLEIADES-HR satellites" (2017, 7 citations), introduces an innovative method using stellar observations as a stable, absolute reference for calibrating high-resolution satellite sensors. This contribution is critical for space agencies collaborating through international working groups like CEOS/WGCV and GSICS, which aim to harmonize measurements across different satellite platforms. Mounier’s research directly addresses the challenge of achieving high absolute accuracy in on-orbit calibration, a key requirement for reliable climate monitoring and land-use studies. Her work has helped establish stellar calibration as a robust tool, enhancing the long-term stability and cross-comparability of satellite data. By advancing these techniques, Mounier has made a lasting impact on the quality and trustworthiness of Earth observation datasets used by scientists and policymakers worldwide.
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