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About
Natalia Kouremeti is a leading atmospheric physicist whose research focuses on advancing aerosol optical depth (AOD) measurements and instrumentation, with a particular emphasis on bridging daytime and nighttime observations. Her most influential work, the 2016 comprehensive evaluation of the Cimel CE318-T multiband photometer (186 citations), introduced a groundbreaking instrument capable of measuring aerosols and water vapor using both sunlight and moonlight, enabling continuous diurnal monitoring. She has been instrumental in ensuring the traceability and accuracy of global aerosol networks, as demonstrated by her large-scale comparison of over 70,000 synchronous measurements between GAW-PFR and AERONET radiometers (66 citations). Kouremeti also pioneered the first multi-instrument nocturnal AOD intercomparison campaign (56 citations), establishing protocols for nighttime aerosol retrievals. Her innovative use of machine learning to reconstruct historical AOD time series—including a 73-year record at Izaña Observatory (32 citations)—has provided invaluable data for understanding long-term aerosol trends. With over 480 total citations and contributions spanning instrument development, network harmonization, and data-driven climatologies, Kouremeti’s work is essential for improving climate models and air quality assessments.
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