Summary
Olivier Burggraaff is a higher scientist with nine years’ experience developing optical sensing techniques to measure air and water quality, currently working on smartphone spectropolarimetry for citizen science within the MONOCLE project. Based at the National Physical Laboratory’s Climate and Earth Observation group, he focuses on QA, metrology and evaluation of climate indicators, contributing to Copernicus service quality assurance. His background includes a PhD from Leiden University and a track record of bridging laboratory optics, field measurements, and citizen-enabled instrumentation like iSPEX 2. Olivier combines rigorous academic research with practical instrument development, uniquely positioning him to translate complex optical science into deployable environmental monitoring tools.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science (MSc), Master of Science (MSc) at Leiden University
Course, Course at University of Maine
Gymnasium, Gymnasium at Erasmus College Zoetermeer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD at Universiteit Leiden
Dutch, English