André F. Bagorrilha
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André F. Bagorrilha is a leading researcher in atmospheric remote sensing, with a focus on water vapor dynamics and aerosol–climate interactions. His work bridges satellite, ground-based, and GNSS observations to improve the accuracy of integrated water vapor (IWV) retrievals. In his highly cited 2022 study, Bagorrilha conducted a rigorous intercomparison of CIMEL sun-photometer data from six AERONET stations with nearby GNSS measurements across the Iberian Peninsula over an 11-year period (2007–2018). He demonstrated that both instruments achieve a high correlation (R² > 0.91) with minimal bias, validating the use of AERONET for long-term water vapor monitoring. This contribution is critical for climate modeling and weather prediction, as it provides a reliable framework for merging disparate observational datasets. With 4 citations already, his work is gaining traction among atmospheric scientists. Bagorrilha’s research not only enhances our understanding of the hydrological cycle but also supports the calibration of satellite missions, making him a key figure in advancing remote sensing methodologies for environmental monitoring.
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