Adam Bourassa

Adam Bourassa is a Professor in Physics & Engineering Physics at the University of Saskatchewan's College of Arts and Science. His research develops satellite-based remote sensing techniques for atmospheric monitoring, focusing on aerosol impacts and optical instrumentation design for space missions.

Primary research domains:

• Atmospheric remote sensing using OSIRIS satellite data
• Aerosol-cloud interactions in stratosphere/troposphere
• Radiative transfer modeling for climate systems
• Next-generation optical instruments for sub-orbital missions

Recent publications demonstrate innovations in atmospheric aerosol characterization and validation techniques using multi-satellite data fusion.