Shin‐Chan Han

Shin-Chan Han's research focuses on measuring changes in Earth's gravity field using satellite data, especially from missions like GRACE and GRACE Follow-On, to track mass movements such as melting ice, groundwater changes, floods, and earthquakes. This work also extends to satellite remote sensing and GNSS (satellite positioning) applications for monitoring soil moisture, sea level, land subsidence, and space weather effects. Prospective students would engage with satellite geodesy, gravity field modeling, and remote sensing techniques applied to hydrology, glaciology, and solid Earth processes.

Publication output has remained fairly steady over the past decade, fluctuating between roughly 6 and 15 papers per year with a recent uptick in 2025, averaging about 9 publications annually over the last five years.

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