Yeseul Cho
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About
Yeseul Cho is a leading atmospheric scientist whose research focuses on satellite-based aerosol monitoring, air quality, and data fusion techniques. She is best known for her pivotal contributions to the Geostationary Environment Monitoring Spectrometer (GEMS), the world’s first geostationary Earth-orbit instrument designed specifically for air quality monitoring over Asia. Her work has advanced the retrieval of aerosol optical properties, enabling near-real-time, high-resolution observations of atmospheric particles. Cho’s most-cited paper (2024, 19 citations) details the first atmospheric aerosol-monitoring results from GEMS, highlighting key improvements in retrieval algorithms. She has also pioneered data fusion methods, combining aerosol datasets from multiple geostationary satellites—including GEMS, AMI, and GOCI-II—using both statistical and deep neural network approaches (2023, 8 citations). Additionally, she extended the Yonsei Aerosol Retrieval Algorithm (YAER) to new satellite systems like GK-2A/AMI and FY-4A/AGRI, broadening the global applicability of aerosol monitoring. With over 50 total citations, Cho’s work is instrumental in advancing satellite remote sensing of aerosols, directly supporting air quality management and climate research across Asia and beyond.
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