Jorge Vicent
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Jorge Vicent is a leading figure in the field of Earth observation, specializing in atmospheric correction and the calibration/validation of spaceborne imaging spectroscopy. His primary research focuses on developing and benchmarking algorithms that remove atmospheric interference from hyperspectral satellite data, a critical step for generating accurate land surface products. Vicent is best known for spearheading the Atmospheric Correction Inter-comparison eXercise (ACIX) series, which has become the gold standard for assessing the performance of atmospheric correction processors. His most recent work, the ACIX-III Land benchmark (2025), rigorously evaluated processors for the new-generation EnMAP and PRISMA missions, providing an essential open-access reference for the global remote sensing community. With over 2,000 citations, his contributions have directly enhanced the reliability of bio-geophysical products derived from space, enabling more precise monitoring of vegetation, soils, and inland waters. Vicent’s dedication to open science and rigorous inter-comparison has made him a pivotal figure in advancing the operational readiness of hyperspectral Earth observation.
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