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Dr. Dave DuBois Assistant Research Air Quality Scientist 702-862-5468 Dave.DuBois@dri.edu |
Design and evaluation of air quality networks, application of GIS to air quality problems, atmospheric dispersion modeling, remote sensing of trace gases and aerosols and satellite remote sensing. |
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Ms. Laura Edwards Assistant Research Climatologist 775-674-7163 Laura.Edwards@dri.edu |
California climate and climate change; monitoring many aspects of climate including temperature and preciptitation trends, snowpack trends, El Nino, and drought; assembling data sets to monitor climate change, developing a website and compiling a monthly climate newsletter for California. |
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Dr. Johann Engelbrecht Associate Research Professor 775-674-7027 Johann.Engelbrecht@dri.edu |
Aerosol monitoring, x-ray fluorescence and other inorganic chemical analysis, geochemistry, CMB receptor modeling, multivariate statistical analysis, scanning electron microscopy, mineralogy, x-ray diffraction. |
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Dr. Vicken Etyemezian Associate Research Professor 702-862-5569 Vic.Etyemezian@dri.edu |
Direct measurement and quantification of fugitive dust emissions, source apportionment, design of field sampling campaigns for air quality studies, data management, data analysis, and use of GIS systems in air quality engineering. |
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Dr. Eric Fujita Research Professor 775-674-7084 Eric.Fujita@dri.edu |
Design of regional air quality studies; assessment of ozone attainment strategies; source apportionment of ambient volatile organic compounds and fine particulate matter; analysis of air quality trends; application of ambient data to verification of emission inventory estimates and effectiveness of emission controls; quality assessment of measurement methods; hazardous air pollutant exposure assessment. |
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Dr. Alan Gertler |
Measurement and modeling studies related to air quality and atmospheric chemistry; mobile source emissions characterization and modeling; atmospheric deposition and environmental impacts. |
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Dr. John Gillies Research Professor 775-674-7035 Jack.Gillies@dri.edu |
Dust emission processes; shear stress partitioning by solid and porous roughness elements in the atmospheric boundary layer; fugitive dust emission and transport processes; characterization of vehicle generated particulate matter emissions. |
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Dr. Wendy Goliff Assistant Research Professor 775-674-7026 Wendy.Goliff@dri.edu |
Assessments of urban air quality. Detailed characterization of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) collected from ambient and source samples; atmospheric chemistry modeling. |
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Dr. Mark Green Research Professor 702-862-5445 Mark.Green@dri.edu |
Planning and management of air quality studies, air pollution meteorology, causes of haze, evaluation of meteorological models, evaluation of atmospheric transport and dispersion models using artificial tracers, observational analysis of flow in complex terrain, interpretation of scientific results for policy-makers. |
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Dr. Vanda Grubisic Associate Research Professor 775-674-7031 Vanda.Grubisic@dri.edu |
Mesoscale dynamic meteorology; mesoscale numerical modeling and high-performance computing; mountain meteorology (the Alps and the Sierra Nevada); airflow dynamics in complex terrain; orographic cloud and precipitation processes; quantitative precipitation forecasting. |
