About me
I am an atmospheric scientist specializing in air quality modeling and satellite data analysis. Currently, at Baylor University, I am developing high-resolution emission on-road emission inventories using the EMFAC–MOVES framework, focusing on link-level emissions in California’s San Joaquin Valley and utilizing WRF-Chem to quantify the impacts of non-exhaust emissions.
My work with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)—specifically within the Tropospheric Composition Group—involved introducing the Trace Gas Atmospheric River (TGAR) framework to track long-range pollution transport during extreme events. This research integrates CrIS satellite observations, reanalysis datasets (TCR-2, MOMO-Chem), and in-situ observations. Previously, I supported the ICIMOD Atmospheric Watch Initiative, where I contributed to the NASA SERVIR project to validate air quality models against measurements, i.e., satellite products and in-situ observations.