Watch: Gaofen 5 et al.: China Satellite Polarimeters for Remote Sensing of Atmospheric Aerosols----International Space Science Institute

Watch: Gaofen 5 et al.: China Satellite Polarimeters for Remote Sensing of Atmospheric Aerosols

08,13, 2021

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On Things to Come Webinar

Gaofen 5 et al.

China Satellite Polarimeters for Remote Sensing of Atmospheric Aerosols

Speaker: Li Zhengqiang (AIRCAS, CAS, China)

Wednesday, 25 August 2021

4 pm GMT+8

Watch the recording on Bilibili or YouTube

BEIJING — On 25 August 2021, Li Zhengqiang (AIRCAS, China) gave an online seminar on the Chinese missions for the detection of atmospheric aerosols. Prof. Li's lecture was organized in the context of the ISSI-BJ "On Things to Come" series that addresses ongoing as well as future space missions by inviting renowned scientists from different countries, institutes, and space agencies.

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About the webinar

Aerosols, suspended particulate matters in the atmosphere, have important impacts on climate change, air pollution, vegetation-atmosphere-marine ecosystems, polar environments, and even solar geoengineering. As an effective means to increase the radiation resolution in remote sensing detection, polarization can play an important role in improving aerosol detection. Since 2018, China has continuously launched a number of different types of polarization sensors (DPC, SMAC, PSAC, etc.) onboard satellites such as GaoFen-5, GaoFenDuoMo, HuanJing-2A and HuanJing-2B for the detection of aerosols, clouds, water vapor, and surface parameters. This presentation introduces this new generation of polarization sensors and their applications in remote sensing of atmospheric particles.

About Li Zhenqiang

Zhengqiang Li, Distinguished Professor, Aerospace Information Research Institute (AIRCAS), Chinese Academy of Sciences. He serves as the Executive Director of the National Engineering Laboratory for Remote Sensing Satellite Applications, and Deputy Director of the State Environment Protection Key Laboratory of Satellite Remote Sensing. Dr. Li received his PhD in optics in 2004 and worked at the University of Lille in France from 2004 to 2009. He mainly engaged in satellite remote sensing and atmospheric environment researches, undertook and completed more than 20 national key research and development programs, including China Earth Observation Satellite Program, 973, 863, Sino-German Science Foundation and other projects, and published more than 200 papers, 4 monographs and more than 30 patents. He served as deputy editor of Atmospheric Environment journal, chairman of the International Seminar on Progress in Polarization Observation, chairman of the Young Scholars Forum on Remote Sensing and Collaborative Analysis of Atmospheric Environment, deputy chairman of the National Satellite Meteorology and Space Weather Standardization Technical Committee, and Chinese representative of the Space Climate Observatory (SCO) International Organization. He won the Provincial and Ministerial Natural Science Award, Science and Technology Progress Award, China Aerosol Technology Innovation Award and other awards.

Schedule

23 September 2020 4 pm (GMT+8)	Geraint Jones – ESA Comet Interceptor Mission [YouTube/Youku]
21 October 2020 8 pm (GMT+8)	Ralph Lorenz – NASA Dragonfly Mission [YouTube/Youku]
4 November 2020 4 pm (GMT+8)	Wang Chi – ESA SMILE Mission [YouTube/Youku]
25 November 2020 4 pm (GMT+8)	Heike Rauer – ESA PLATO Mission [YouTube/Youku]
9 December 2020 4 pm (GMT+8)	Takehiko Satoh – JAXA Akatsuki Mission [YouTube/Bilibili]
18 December 2020 4 pm (GMT+8)	Olivier Witasse – ESA JUICE Mission [YouTube/Bilibili]
21 December 2020 4 pm (GMT+8)	Tomohiro Usui – JAXA MMX Mission [YouTube/Bilibili]
13 January 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	Weiqun Gan – CAS ASO-S Mission [YouTube/Bilibili]
27 January 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	Giovanna Tinetti – ESA Ariel Mission [YouTube/Bilibili]
24 February 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	Johannes Benkhoff – ESA BepiColombo Mission I [YouTube/Bilibili]
10 March 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	Gabriele Cremonese – ESA BepiColombo Mission II [YouTube/Bilibili]
24 March 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	Go Murakami – ESA BepiColombo Mission III [YouTube/Bilibili]
7 April 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	Yoshifumi Saito – ESA BepiColombo Mission IV [YouTube/Bilibili]
14 April 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	Daniel Mueller – ESA Solar Orbiter Mission I [YouTube/Bilibili]
21 April 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	Stefano Vitale – ESA LISA Mission [YouTube/Bilibili]
6 May 2021 9 am (GMT+8)	Andy Cheng – NASA DART Mission [YouTube/Bilibili]
12 May 2021 9 am (GMT+8)	Robert Pappalardo – NASA Europa Clipper [YouTube/Bilibili]
19 May 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	Saem Krucker – ESA Solar Orbiter Mission II Watch
25 May 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	Sami Solanki – ESA Solar Orbiter Mission III Watch
2 June 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	Athena Coustenis – ESA's ExoMars Missions Watch
9 June 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	Yuan Weimin – CAS Einstein Probe Mission Watch
16 June 2021 10 am (GMT+8)	Evgenya Shkolnik – NASA SPARCS Mission Watch
30 June 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	Ren Laurelijs – ESA EUCLID Mission Watch
7 July 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	ZHAN Hu – CMS Chinese Space Station Telescope Watch
14 July 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	Tomoko Arai – JAXA DESTINY+ Mission Watch
21 July 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	Micheal K ppers – ESA HERA Mission Watch
25 August 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	LI Zhengqiang – CAS Gaofen-5
9 Sept. 2021 10 am (GMT+8)	Lindy Elkins-Tanton – NASA Psyche Mission
15 Sept. 2021 4 pm (GMT+8)	LIN Honglei – CAS Tianwen-1
22 Sept. 2021 9 am (GMT+8)	Hal Levison – NASA Lucy Mission
29 Sept. 2021 9 am (GMT+8)	Ralph McNutt – NASA Interstellar Probe

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