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Mireille Lefevre

Teaching and Research Fellow

Center · OIE

Biography

Mireille Lefèvre is a researcher specializing in the study of solar radiation and its estimation using satellite remote sensing. Her work focuses primarily on developing and improving physical and statistical methods for estimating solar irradiance at the Earth’s surface, drawing in particular on data from Meteosat satellites and atmospheric models such as those from the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS). She has contributed to significant advances in modeling the interactions between clouds, aerosols, and radiation, as well as in optimizing satellite image processing algorithms, such as the Heliosat and APOLLO schemes. Her research also includes the validation of irradiance databases (HelioClim, CAMS Radiation Service) at various spatiotemporal scales by comparing them with in situ measurements from international metrological networks. His expertise also extends to the integration of these data into operational applications, such as climate services and energy systems.

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