Jeferson S. Arcanjo
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Jeferson S. Arcanjo is a leading researcher in remote sensing and Earth observation, with a focus on atmospheric correction and the calibration of satellite-derived surface reflectance data. His most influential work, "Continental-scale surface reflectance product from CBERS-4 MUX data: Assessment of atmospheric correction method using coincident Landsat observations" (2018), has garnered 21 citations and stands as a cornerstone in the validation of Brazil’s CBERS-4 MUX sensor. Arcanjo’s major contribution lies in developing and rigorously testing atmospheric correction algorithms that enable the production of high-quality, large-scale surface reflectance products—critical for monitoring land cover, vegetation health, and environmental change across continental regions. By cross-validating CBERS-4 data with coincident Landsat observations, he has demonstrated the reliability of Brazilian satellite imagery for global change science, bridging a gap between national and international Earth observation systems. His work has practical implications for agriculture, forestry, and climate studies, providing researchers with consistent, calibrated datasets. Arcanjo’s achievements underscore his role in advancing open-access satellite data usability, making him a key figure in the remote sensing community.
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