Xiaobing Zheng
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Xiaobing Zheng is a leading figure in optical remote sensing calibration, specializing in high-accuracy radiometric measurements for Earth observation. His core research focuses on solar diffuser-based on-board calibration, a critical technique for ensuring the long-term stability and accuracy of satellite sensors in the solar reflective band. Zheng’s most cited work, a 2023 study on solar diffuser BRDF measurement, addresses the challenge of achieving full-aperture, end-to-end absolute radiometric calibration—a key requirement for climate-quality data. With 8 citations, this paper has already influenced the design of next-generation calibration systems. In parallel, Zheng developed an innovative laboratory method to intercalibrate sunphotometer constants using an integrating sphere, published in 2013 with 6 citations. This approach eliminates the traditional reliance on specific field calibration sites, offering a more flexible and controlled alternative for transferring calibration constants. By advancing both on-board and laboratory calibration techniques, Zheng has significantly improved the traceability and consistency of optical remote sensing data, directly benefiting climate monitoring, atmospheric science, and land surface studies. His work is essential reading for researchers in radiometric calibration and satellite sensor characterization.
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