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YUN Sang-Ho
Director, Remote Sensing Lab
We support stakeholders and decision makers by monitoring and mapping hazards and disasters, environmental crises, sea-level rise and climate change using cutting-edge technology in remote sensing.
We support stakeholders and decision makers by monitoring and mapping hazards and disasters, environmental crises, sea-level rise and climate change using cutting-edge technology in remote sensing (e.g. SAR, LiDAR, optical). We will drive scientific innovation and improved understanding of hazards through development of new algorithms and systems and through symbiotic collaboration with global partners. View EOS-RS Products
Year 2019
Year 2020
Eleanor AINSCOE
Research Fellow
Clair Elaine Jerusha DEVAN
Assistant Manager, Project Administration
Bryan Jimenez MARFITO
PhD Student
Rino SALMAN
Ziyi SONG
Research Associate
Noel Ivan ULLOA
Cheryl TAY Wen Jing
Science’s 26 February cover features this satellite image of the Bahamas with an overlay of yellow and red pixels indicating damage from the catastrophic impact of Hurricane Dorian in September 2019. In this interview with Science, Sang-Ho Yun explains how these radar maps are created and some of their many uses. ARIA, JPL-Caltech, Earth Observatory of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University, NASA Earth Applied Sciences Disasters Program. Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2019)
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