Jixing Liu
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Jixing Liu is a leading figure in the field of satellite remote sensing radiometry, with a specialized focus on the precise cross-calibration of Earth-observing sensors. His most notable contribution is the development of a novel radiometric cross-calibration framework that employs the Moon as a stable, intermediate reference target. This work, detailed in his highly cited 2019 paper "Radiometric Cross-Calibration for Multiple Sensors with the Moon as an Intermediate Reference," has garnered 11 citations, underscoring its significance in solving a critical challenge: ensuring consistent and accurate measurements across different satellite platforms over time. By leveraging the Moon’s invariant surface, Liu’s methodology enables the harmonization of data from multiple sensors, thereby enhancing the reliability of long-term climate and environmental monitoring datasets. His research directly supports the calibration of instruments on missions such as MODIS and VIIRS, improving data continuity for global change studies. Liu’s innovative approach has been recognized as a key advancement in the field, offering a cost-effective and robust solution for maintaining sensor calibration without relying on in-situ Earth targets.
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