Lluis Pesquer Mayos

Lluis Pesquer Mayos is a researcher in the Department of Geography specializing in remote sensing and geospatial data analysis. His work focuses on satellite imagery processing and environmental monitoring applications, particularly in the Iberian Peninsula context.

Research Profile

• Expertise in Landsat and MODIS satellite data processing
• Specialization in time series analysis and radiometric correction
• Development of automatic selection algorithms for high-quality imagery
• Contributions to OGC Web Services and geospatial metadata standards

Dr. Pesquer's recent publications (2019-2021) demonstrate an interdisciplinary approach bridging Environmental Science, Computer Science, and Geography. His research shows consistent focus on methodological improvements for satellite data analysis, particularly regarding image quality assessment, data compression, and ecosystem monitoring. The work has practical applications in land cover change detection and sustainable resource management.

Research Projects

• Global Change Analysis in the Iberian Peninsula (2016-2018)
• Geographic Information Technologies for Sustainable Agriculture (2011-2013)
• Scalable Compression of Massive Geospatial Images (2010-2012)

His scholarly impact is evidenced by citations across multiple publications (1-11 Scopus citations per work) and readership across academic platforms including Mendeley (9-26 readers per publication).