Juan Ignacio Gossn
European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites
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About
Juan Ignacio Gossn is a leading researcher in ocean color radiometry and satellite remote sensing, with a focus on the calibration and validation of Earth observation data. His work centers on assessing the radiometric performance of the Ocean and Land Color Instruments (OLCI) aboard the Copernicus Sentinel-3 satellites, which are critical for monitoring marine ecosystems and climate change. Gossn’s major contributions include comprehensive evaluations of OLCI-A and OLCI-B data products across European seas, as demonstrated in his highly cited 2022 paper (39 citations), which provides essential insights into the accuracy of fundamental ocean color radiometry products for environmental applications. He has also advanced the use of neural network algorithms for atmospheric correction, as seen in his 2021 study (9 citations) assessing neural network-derived radiometric water products over diverse marine regions. These custom-produced data enhance the operational capabilities of OLCI, improving the retrieval of key parameters like chlorophyll-a and water clarity. Gossn’s work is instrumental in ensuring the reliability of satellite-derived ocean color data, supporting global efforts in marine resource management and climate research.
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- 2Evaluation of OLCI Neural Network Radiometric Water Products9 citations · 2021