Cesar Coll

Cesar Coll is a Professor in the Department of Earth Physics at the Faculty of Physics, University of Valencia, where he conducts research in the Physics of the Earth. He is a member of the GTT Thermal Remote Sensing Group, focusing on satellite-based thermal observations of the Earth's surface.

His research interests lie primarily in remote sensing, particularly in the retrieval of land surface temperature from satellite data. His work contributes to environmental monitoring, climate studies, and Earth system observation. Key areas include thermal infrared remote sensing, atmospheric correction, and calibration of satellite sensors.

The trends in his research, though not detailed in specific publications here, center on operational models for Earth surface temperature measurement using satellite platforms, indicating a strong applied and computational focus in geophysics and environmental science.

• Scientific Awards: None listed.

He has supervised at least one doctoral thesis, his own PhD completed in 1994 under the supervision of Dr. Vicente Caselles. There is no information available on current advisees or grant funding.

He is actively involved in the GTT Thermal Remote Sensing Group, a research team dedicated to advancing thermal remote sensing techniques for environmental and climatic applications.