Earthshine & Earth's albedo
Measuring light reflected by Earth onto the dark side of the Moon, with the aim of monitoring terrestrial reflectivity and understanding instrumental and scattered-light effects.
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Copenhagen · Denmark
Climate scientist and astronomer
Danish Meteorological Institute, Copenhagen
I am a climate scientist and astronomer at the Danish Meteorological Institute. My work includes extreme-value statistics, climate variability, Earthshine and terrestrial albedo, time-series analysis, remote sensing, astronomical image analysis, and scientific software.
Measuring light reflected by Earth onto the dark side of the Moon, with the aim of monitoring terrestrial reflectivity and understanding instrumental and scattered-light effects.
Statistical work on extremes, climate variability and change, including sea level, temperature and precipitation.
Wide-field and fisheye astrometry, lunar image analysis, calibration, PSFs, scattered light, and methods for extracting quantitative information from difficult astronomical imagery.
Small tools and experiments for astronomy, data analysis, cameras, Raspberry Pi, Arduino and laboratory work.
Artwork, family pages, early software and material from the Earthshine project.