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Will Maslanka

Research Associate in Earth Observation Science

EO Data-Model Evaluation

Research interests

I am interested in landscape fire emissions and remote sensing. I work on estimations of emission coefficients of high-latitude fires using sun synchronous satellites, which is important in order to better estimate the emissions from fires in Arctic forests.

Recent publications

Direct Estimation of Wildfire Emissions at High Latitudes from Combined Polar Orbiter FRP and Sentinel-5P CO Data. 2025-10-29

Supplementary material to "Using Geostationary-Derived Sub-Daily FRP Variability vs. Prescribed Diurnal Cycles: Impact of African Fires on Tropospheric Ozone". 2025-07-03

Using Geostationary-Derived Sub-Daily FRP Variability vs. Prescribed Diurnal Cycles: Impact of African Fires on Tropospheric Ozone. 2025-07-03

A radar backscatter simulation of a forest canopy using 3D physical structures derived from LiDAR scanning. 2024-10-08

Direct Estimation of Carbon Emissions from High Latitude Fires: The Adapted FREM Approach. 2024-03-08

Monitoring Relative Surface Soil Moisture Using Sentinel-1 Across the River Thames Catchment. 2022-03-28

Relative surface soil moisture for the Thames Valley, United Kingdom, October 2015 to September 2021. 2022

Retrieval of Sub-Kilometric Relative Surface Soil Moisture With Sentinel-1 Utilizing Different Backscatter Normalization Factors. 2022

Monitoring Relative Surface Soil Moisture Changes Across the Thames Basin using Sentinel-1. 2021-12-03

X-Ray Tomography-Based Microstructure Representation in the Snow Microwave Radiative Transfer Model. 2021-06

Derivation and Evaluation of a New Extinction Coefficient for Use With the n-HUT Snow Emission Model. 2019-10

Extinction of microwave radiation in snow. 2017

Contact details

King’s College London

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