With an innate practical sense, Daniele Perissin received a strong education in approaching problems as engineer. By condensing in one point his main skills, he learned observing deeply the characteristics of a practical problem to find its solution. The fields in which he worked span from electronics to telecommunications and data processing, and he got a very high specialization on Remote Sensing and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR). During the academic experience he faced all aspects of research, starting from the theoretical formulation, data analysis, development of algorithms and software production, in cooperation with industrial companies. He wrote very complex codes to analyse and process remotely sensed data to monitor and to recognize radar targets. He is the author of the software SARPROZ, for processing SAR, InSAR, PSInSAR (and more) data. Before his PhD he got also skills in designing, assembling and repairing electronic equipments, maturing experiences in different Labs. He both worked in group and managed his own research alone. He supervised the work of MSc and PhD students, creating and conducting research groups. After 4 years as post-doc in POLIMI, he spent 4 years as Research Assistant Professor in ISEIS, CUHK where he taught 2 courses and he led the InSAR group. For 5 years he held an Assistant Professor position in Geomatics with the Civil Engineering Department at Purdue University. He founded RASER Limited (Radar And Software Engineering Research), company providing consulting services, software development and training courses in the SAR-InSAR field. He authored more than 170 research works, including patents, books, book chapters, journals and conference proceedings. Specialties: Remote Sensing, Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry, Urban Monitoring, Signal Processing