From 2002 to 2004, he worked on Global Imager (GLI) ocean color data
processing at NOAA/NESDIS/OSDPD as a contractor from SES, Inc. In 2004,
he briefly worked at NASA MODIS characterization Support Team (MCST). He
joined the JCET (Joint Center for Earth Systems Technology) of UMBC as
research associate in September of 2004, first working at NASA GSFC
Ocean Biology Processing Group (OBPG), and then working at Center for
Research and Application (STAR) of NOAA NESDIS. Since 2007, he has been
a visiting scientist of NESDIS STAR, affiliated with the Cooperative
Institute for Research in Atmosphere (CIRA) of Colorado State
University.
Conference Papers (non peer-reviewed)
X. Liu, M. Wang, and W. Shi, Satellite observation and model simulation
of water turbidity in the Chesapeake Bay, Conference of Ocean Remote
Sensing: Methods and Applications, SPIE, San Diego, CA, doi:
10.1117/12.828652, 2009.
Wang M. and W. Shi, Detection of Ice and Mixed Ice-Water Pixels for
MODIS Ocean Color Data Processing, Ocean Optics Optics XIX, Italy,
October, 2008.
Wang, M. and W. Shi, Ocean color Products in the China East Coast
Regions Derived from MODIS Measurements, Ocean Optics Optics XVIII,
Montreal, Canada, October, 2006.
Ruddick, K., B. Nechad, M. Wang and W. Shi, Quality Control of
Atmospherically Corrected Data for Turbid Waters and Variability of the
Near Infrared Water Reflectance Ratio, Ocean Optics Optics XVIII,
Montreal, Canada, October, 2006.
B. Subrahmanya, Shi,W. and J. M. Morrison, Near real-time temperature
and salinity profiles in the Indian Ocean from TOPEX/POSEIDON Altimetry,
chapter of WMO blue book series, 2005.
Shi, W. and J. M. Morrison, On the Accuracy of Pathfinder SST retrieval
in the northern Indian Ocean, Proceedings of the 5th Pacific Ocean
Remote Sensing Conference, 2000.