Center for Satellite and Earth Science Research

Atmospheric Processes, Composition, and Modeling 

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Using observations and models to better understand atmospheric processes and composition

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Research Focus:

  • Air pollution phenomenology and air quality forecasting 
  • Air transportation 
  • Atmospheric composition and air quality modeling across scales 
  • Atmospheric modeling across spatiotemporal scales 
  • Atmospheric processes, dynamics, and circulations 
  • Droughts, floods, severe weather, and other natural disasters 
  • Mesoscale modeling and convective storms 
  • Wildland fire and windblown dust modeling, emissions, and air quality 

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