Jan Cermak
Professor of Geophysical Remote Sensing
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Jan Cermak is a Professor of Geophysical Remote Sensing at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany. His research focuses on the interactions between aerosols and clouds, particularly in the context of fog and low-cloud dissipation, as evidenced by his recent articles on aerosol effects in various environments, including the Namib Desert and the Po Valley. He employs satellite-based analyses and machine learning techniques to explore the climatic implications of airborne particulates on cloud formation and lifecycle processes.
Articles (20)
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Babak Jahani
SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research
Adam Povey
University of Oxford
Timothy A. Myers
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Daniel Grosvenor
University of Leeds
Franziska Glassmeier
Assistant Professor
Delft University of Technology
Jean-Pierre Chaboureau
Université de Toulouse
Tom Goren
Leipzig University
Simone Kotthaus
Assistant Professor
Ecole Polytechnique
Benoit Laurent
Université Paris Cité
Michael Diamond
Assistant Professor
Florida State University
V. Toll
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Federico Bianchi
University of Helsinki
Paulo Ceppi
Prof.
Imperial College London

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