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Dr. I. Reusen is a leading expert in remote sensing and atmospheric correction, with a primary focus on advancing the quality of satellite imagery for aquatic and terrestrial environments. Her most significant contribution is the development of the iCOR (Image Correction for atmospheric effects) algorithm, a versatile tool that corrects satellite data for atmospheric interference. This work is critical for accurately monitoring coastal and inland waters, as well as land surfaces, using data from sensors like Landsat-8/OLI and Sentinel-2/MSI. Her landmark 2018 paper on the validation of iCOR for coastal and inland waters has garnered over 216 citations, underscoring its importance to the field. Dr. Reusen’s research has enabled more reliable water quality assessments and environmental monitoring, bridging the gap between complex atmospheric physics and practical remote sensing applications. Her adaptable approach to algorithm design allows iCOR to be applied to both hyper- and multi-spectral sensors with minimal effort, making it a widely adopted standard. Through her work, she has significantly enhanced the accuracy of satellite-derived data, empowering researchers and policymakers to make informed decisions about aquatic ecosystems and land resources.
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