Jeewoo Lee
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About
Jeewoo Lee is a leading figure in satellite-based aerosol remote sensing, with a primary focus on advancing the retrieval of aerosol optical properties from geostationary observations. His most impactful work centers on the GOCI-II sensor, where he has pioneered methods to ensure the continuity of long-term aerosol monitoring over East Asia—a region critically affected by complex aerosol mixtures from both natural and anthropogenic sources. Lee’s key contribution lies in developing and validating algorithms that extract precise aerosol optical depth and related parameters from geostationary data, enabling near-real-time tracking of pollution events and dust storms. His flagship 2023 paper on this topic has already garnered over 30 citations, underscoring its immediate relevance to climate and air quality research. By bridging the gap between past GOCI and current GOCI-II records, Lee’s work provides an invaluable, consistent dataset for studying aerosol trends, radiative forcing, and environmental health impacts. His achievements are particularly notable for enabling high-temporal-resolution monitoring that ground-based networks cannot match, making him a pivotal researcher in Earth observation science.
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