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Dr. Yuan Wen is a leading figure in satellite remote sensing and atmospheric science, whose work has fundamentally advanced the monitoring of water vapour—a critical driver of climate and weather systems. Recognising the profound challenge of tracking water vapour’s rapid three-dimensional and temporal variations, Dr. Wen developed high-accuracy retrieval methods for precipitable water vapour (PWV) using data from the FY-3A/MERSI sensor. Their landmark 2024 study, which has already garnered 3 citations, demonstrated the first validated, continental-scale PWV dataset over the United States, achieving unprecedented precision for Chinese polar-orbiting satellites. This breakthrough enables more reliable weather forecasting and climate modelling, particularly in data-sparse regions. By bridging the gap between raw satellite observations and actionable atmospheric insights, Dr. Wen’s contributions empower researchers to better understand hydrological cycles and extreme weather events. Their work stands as a cornerstone for next-generation remote sensing applications, offering a scalable template for global water vapour monitoring that directly supports climate resilience and disaster preparedness.
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