Aaron Gerace

Aaron Gerace is a Researcher at the Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science within the College of Science at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). His work focuses on satellite sensor calibration, thermal remote sensing, and physics-based modeling of imaging systems.

• Specializes in Landsat sensor performance analysis
• Develops atmospheric correction algorithms for optical and thermal imaging
• Utilizes DIRSIG simulation framework for sensor validation
• Focuses on water quality monitoring and coastal zone analysis

Research Trends

The 15 most recent articles reveal consistent focus on:

• Calibration techniques for Landsat 8/9 thermal infrared sensors
• DIRSIG model integration for performance validation
• Coastal water quality assessment using remote sensing
• Atmospheric correction algorithms for over-water applications
• Pushbroom sensor design and simulation
• Thermal imaging of inland/coastal water bodies

Scientific Awards

• USGIF Academic Achievement Award (2019) for Landsat 8 thermal calibration work

Academic Leadership

Currently supervises research projects and thesis work in imaging science through courses like:

• IMGS-740 Imaging Science MS Systems Project Paper
• IMGS-790 Research & Thesis
• IMGS-890 Research & Thesis