Yann-Henri Chemin
Dr. Yann-Henri Chemin has a Ph.D. in Algorithmic Remote Sensing Applications from the Asian Institute of Technology, TH, 2006, where he worked on the thermodynamic energy balance on the Earth’s surface. He then graduated in planetary sciences with astronomy in 2016 from Birkbeck, University College London, UK, where he worked on the hyperspectral analysis of the Apollo 12 landing site and its vicinity on the moon's surface. He also worked on the surface–atmosphere interactions of the moon Titan and on the mapping of craters on the dwarf planet called Ceres. He then completed an EMBA in Security, Defense, and Space in 2021 (University of Nice-Côte d’Azur, France). Dr. Chemin's interests include challenges of settling on the moon and Mars, especially food creation, settlement construction, and in situ resource utilization. He edited two books on lunar science, as well as a chapter on the state of the New Space/Moon race, one book on the ionosphere, and a book on the solar system and cryovolcanism.