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Weihong Han is a leading figure in satellite-based aerosol remote sensing, with a particular focus on improving retrieval accuracy over complex urban environments. His work addresses a critical challenge in atmospheric science: the difficulty of measuring aerosol optical thickness (AOT) over bright, heterogeneous urban surfaces, where traditional dark dense vegetation (DDV) algorithms fail. Han’s most cited study, “Aerosol Retrieval over Urban Area by Synergistic Use of Feng Yun-3C MERSI and Terra MODIS Data” (2015), introduces an innovative approach that combines data from multiple satellite sensors to overcome surface reflectance complexities. This work has garnered 3 citations and laid the groundwork for more reliable urban air quality monitoring. By pioneering the synergistic use of Chinese Feng Yun and NASA’s Terra MODIS instruments, Han has advanced the global capacity for aerosol monitoring in densely populated regions. His research is instrumental for climate modeling, public health studies, and environmental policy, offering practical solutions for tracking particulate pollution where it matters most—in the cities where billions of people live.
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