Liesbeth De Keukelaere
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About
Liesbeth De Keukelaere is a leading expert in optical remote sensing, specializing in atmospheric correction for satellite imagery over both aquatic and terrestrial environments. Her major contributions center on the development and validation of the iCOR (Image Correction for atmospheric effects) algorithm, a groundbreaking tool that enables accurate processing of data from sensors like Landsat-8/OLI and Sentinel-2/MSI. Her most-cited work (2018, 216 citations) demonstrates iCOR’s effectiveness for coastal and inland waters, establishing a standard for correcting atmospheric interference in complex water bodies. De Keukelaere further advanced the field by co-organizing the Atmospheric Correction Inter-comparison eXercise (ACIX-II Land), a landmark benchmark study (2022, 63 citations) that systematically assessed state-of-the-art processors for land applications. This collaborative effort provided the remote sensing community with critical insights into algorithm performance, fostering transparency and reproducibility. Her work is highly influential, with over 279 citations from these two key papers alone, and is essential for researchers working on multi-temporal, quantitative analyses of satellite data. De Keukelaere’s achievements underscore her role in making satellite observations more reliable for environmental monitoring, from water quality assessment to land surface studies.
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