Jacqueline Le Moigne  is a Visiting Research Professor at the University of Miami. Jacqueline retired from NASA where, until April 2025, she was managing the Earth Science Technology Office (ESTO)’s Intelligent Systems Technology (IST) Group and the Advanced Modeling Technology (AMT) Program. IST mainly focused on information and software systems as well as novel computer science technologies to enable future Earth Science observations and missions. Prior to managing IST, Jacqueline was NASA Goddard Assistant Chief for Technology in the Software Engineering Division. She was also Transition & Topic Lead for the Space Technology Research Grants (STRG) Program and was part of the team that developed NASA Space Technology Roadmaps (2011 and 2015). Before joining NASA, she was a Research Scientist with the Computer Vision Laboratory of the University of Maryland and has also worked in the private sector.

Jacqueline received a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the Sorbonne University, Pierre and Marie Curie Campus, Paris, France. Her research interests include Image Registration, Computer Vision, Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Systems, Distributed Spacecraft Missions (DSM), and Earth System Digital Twins (ESDT), as well as high-performance and onboard computing.

Jacqueline has over 200 publications including more than 30 journal papers and book chapters. She authored an edited book and earned three Patents, all on the topic of Image Registration. She has been an Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) Program Evaluator, a member of NATO’s Advisory Panel for the Science for Peace and Security Program, an Associate Editor for IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, and a Goddard Senior Fellow. She is currently Expert for the European Commission’s Research Executive Agency and Action Editor for GeoInformatica. She received a NASA Exceptional Service Medal as well as of the Goddard Information Science and Technology Award, both in 2012. In 2025, she was elected IEEE Fellow.