https://www.oceanexpert.net/expert/JanetA

ORCID : 0000-0002-1681-9630

BSc

Other

Limnology
Physical Oceanography

Janet Anstee is an aquatic remote sensing scientist and Research Group Leader of the Aquatic Ecosystem Processes group at CSIRO Environment's Coastal and Oceanic Systems program. She specializes in applying validated bio-optical models to advance water quality discrimination and enhance understanding of aquatic habitats. Her work encompasses atmospheric radiative transfer, semi-analytical inversion models, and  scientific, technical, and logistical expertise in aquatic remote sensing calibration and validation. Janet was a member of the International Shallow Water Working Group (US Office of Naval Research 2008-2011), and one of the leading Australian collaborators in the 2017 NASA COral Reef Airborne Laboratory (2016-2017). She was the principal investigator for the Eye on Water - Australia project (2017-2022) which implemented citizen science program to help validation satellite water colour retrievals. Currently, Janet's research is focused on two main areas. First, she is the lead for the development of a dark water autonomous calibration and validation facility. This facility will play a crucial role in validating satellite sensors and refining hyperspectral algorithms for Australian applications. Second, she is actively involved in determining the technological requirements for hyperspectral imaging in the CSIRO AquaWatch Australia Mission (water quality) and a collaborative project with the University of Queensland and the SmartSat CRC (coral reefs and seagrass).

Tasman Sea
South Pacific Ocean

Aquatic Remote Sensing
Bio-optics
Calibration and Validation
Inland Water Quality
Coastal Water Quality
Citizen Science
Semi-Analytical Inversion models

English

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