Jun Liu
Principal Air Quality Specialist at BAAQMD
I am an atmospheric scientist and an air quality specialist. I received my Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science and Engineering from Tsinghua University in 2013 and my PhD in Atmospheric Science from UCSD in 2018. My research interests cover various topics in atmospheric science and air pollution, including air quality monitoring instruments and networks, urban anthropogenic particulate pollution, indoor ultrafine particle exposure, and polar and marine air pollution. I hike and enjoy the wilderness in my spare time.
Email: jliu@baaqmd.gov
Selected work
Field Works Measuring Ambient air
Aerosols during the Polar Utqiaġvik Night (APUN)-2018
Fontana urban summertime photochemical smog study- 2015
Fresno urban wintertime biomass burning study - CARB -2014
Research cruise for ship biofuel and diesel emission measurement -2014
Carbonaceous Aerosol Particle Measurements from Southeast Atmosphere Study (SOAS) -2013
Chamber experiment
Ultrafine particle exposure of several mosquito repellent products -2012
Other selected projects
Aerosol composition measurements from ALERT Canada 2012-2014.
Aerosol composition measurements from El Monte vehicle emission measurements- 2014.
Instruments
Real-time and offline particulate matter measuring instruments, specialized in single particle analysis, Mass-Spec and FTIR
Gas phase measuring instruments for O3, NOx, SO2, CO
Data processing
Emission source apportionment
Air mass Trajectory Analysis
Programming languages
Data visualization
Matlab, C, Igor Pro, R
