Haihong Li
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Haihong Li is a specialist in planetary photogrammetry and remote sensing, with a particular focus on lunar exploration and space image processing. His most notable contribution lies in advancing the photogrammetric techniques used to process imagery from China's Chang'E-2 (CE2) lunar orbiter mission — a pioneering spacecraft in the second phase of China's Lunar Exploration Program. His 2019 paper introducing a global adjustment method for CE2 stereo images, which has garnered 29 citations, addresses the complex challenge of achieving geometrically consistent, high-resolution three-dimensional mapping of the Moon's surface using two-line stereo camera data with global coverage. This work represents a significant technical achievement in making raw orbital imagery scientifically useful, enabling more accurate lunar terrain models that support both scientific analysis and future mission planning. Li's research sits at the intersection of computer vision, geodesy, and planetary science, contributing essential tools for interpreting data from robotic space missions. His work has proven valuable to researchers working on lunar topography, landing site selection, and the broader goals of China's ambitious deep-space exploration program.
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