Detlef Mueller

Professor Detlef Mueller is affiliated with the University of Hertfordshire's School of Physics, Engineering & Computer Science, where he leads research at the Centre for Atmospheric and Climate Physics Research. His work focuses on remote sensing of atmospheric aerosols using LiDAR, sunphotometry, and satellite data to study climate impacts.

• Academic Rank: Professor
• Department: Physics, Astronomy and Mathematics

His research spans interdisciplinary fields including atmospheric physics, computational mathematics, and light-scattering theory. Key projects involve global LiDAR networks (GALION), satellite validation (BAKLAVA, SALMON), and climate extremes adaptation strategies (IMPROVE).

Recent publications highlight advancements in aerosol inversion algorithms, biomass burning impacts on Atlantic climate, and Saharan dust profiling. Articles show strong focus on LiDAR technology, aerosol microphysics, and climate modeling.

As CEO of Remote Sensing Consultants, he bridges academic research with commercial applications. Collaborations span NASA, ESA, JAXA, and international networks like EARLINET, emphasizing global climate monitoring and air quality assessment.