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Janja Avbelj is a leading figure in Earth observation and hyperspectral remote sensing, with a career focused on advancing spaceborne imaging technologies. Her key research areas include the development and calibration of hyperspectral sensors, data processing for environmental monitoring, and the integration of multi-payload platforms for Earth science. Avbelj’s most notable contribution is her work on the DESIS (DLR Earth Sensing Imaging Spectrometer) instrument, which she helped bring to the International Space Station aboard the MUSES platform. Her 2016 paper detailing this hyperspectral sensor has garnered 42 citations, underscoring its significance in the field. This achievement has enabled high-quality spectral data collection for applications ranging from agriculture to mineralogy, marking a milestone in space-based remote sensing. Avbelj’s efforts have not only advanced sensor technology but also fostered international collaboration, making her a key figure in the next generation of Earth observation systems. Her work continues to inspire researchers and students exploring the frontiers of hyperspectral imaging and its real-world impact.
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