Papers
33
Total Citations
1,676
H-Index
20
About
Huizheng Che is a leading figure in aerosol remote sensing and atmospheric environment research, with a career dedicated to understanding and mitigating air pollution over China. His foundational work centers on the calibration and validation of ground-based and satellite aerosol observations, most notably through the China Aerosol Remote Sensing Network (CARSNET). Che’s seminal 2009 paper on CARSNET’s instrument calibration and aerosol optical depth (AOD) validation has garnered over 314 citations, establishing a critical reference for aerosol monitoring across the nation. He has systematically validated satellite products from MODIS and MISR against ground truth, with key studies accumulating hundreds of citations (e.g., 148 for water vapor evaluation, 142 for MERRA-2 trends). Che’s research also bridges remote sensing and health impacts, as seen in his work estimating ground-level PM₂.₅ from geostationary satellite data. By leading mesoscale modeling of aerosol-meteorology interactions during severe haze episodes, he has provided vital insights into the complex feedbacks driving China’s pollution crises. His contributions have been instrumental in advancing both the accuracy of aerosol retrievals and our understanding of regional air quality dynamics.
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