My students
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Manatchanok Tantiphiphatthana, Ph.D. graduate student, since fall 2011. Email: manatchanok "at" gi.alaska.edu Manatchanok graduated from AIT in Thailand with a MS in environmental engineering and management. At UAF, she works in the NASA project entitled "Quantifying Fuel Impacts on Wildfire Behavior and Emissions by Coupling Small Unmanned Aircraft In-situ Measurements with Satellite Observations". She performs WRF/Chem simulations and evaluates them by means of satellite data and meteorological and chemical data from dropsondes released by the unmanned aircrafts. |
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Rathawat Daengngern, Ph.D. graduate student, since fall 2011. Email: Rathawat "at" gi.alaska.edu Rathawat Daengngern was born in Thailand. He graduated with a MS in Chemistry from Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai and has a BS in Computational Science from Walailak University, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand. He compiles emission data and performs simulations with WRF/Chem to examine the impact of cruiseship emissions and their changes due to altered cruise speed or fuel on visibility and air quality over Glacier Bay. |
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Evelyn Jackson, undergraduate student, since spring 2011. Email: ejackson5 "at" alaska.edu She develops software and analyzes WRF/Chem simulations within the framework of emission control scenarios. |
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Ketsiri Leelasakultum, Ph.D. graduate student, since fall 2010. Email: ketsiri "at" gi.alaska.edu Ketsiri studied environmental sciences in Thailand and graduated with a MS from the Asian Institute of Technology. At UAF, she examines the impact of the use of fuel with reduced sulfur content on the PM2.5 concentrations in Fairbanks and Alaska. |
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Trang Thu Tran, Ph.D. graduate student since spring 2009. Email: trang "at" gi.alaska.edu Trang Thu Tran studied environmental sciences in Thailand and graduated with a MS from the Asian Institute of Technology. Trang performs investigations on the impact of emissions from wildfires, ship traffic and Alaska antropogenic sources and of long-range transport of pollutants on air quality and deposition of atmospheric contaminants into Alaska coastal regions. |
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Huy Ngujan Quang Tran, Ph.D. graduate student since spring 2009, email: huy.tran "at" gi.alaska.edu. Huy performs investigations on Fairbanks' PM2.5 air quality problem. Huy stems from Vietnam. He obtained his MS in atmospheric sciences for photochemical smog modeling with MM5/CMAQ for ozone air quality management in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. |
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Theodor Fathauer, MS graduate student since 2005, relation between pollen and previous year's climate, email: theodore.fathauer "at" gi.alaska.edu |
Presentations authored or co-authored by my students