I am currently a Research Associate in John A. Paulson School Of Engineering And Applied Sciences, Harvard University, working with Prof. Daniel Jacob. My research are mainly three parts: (1) high-resolution inversion of methane emissions using TROPOMI satellite observations. I have worked on methane emissions over China, the Middle East and North Africa, and am on to the next one! (2) connecting point sources to regional emissions. Recently I am working on using GHGSat and PRISMA point sources to construct a methane emission inventory of Chinese coal mines; and (3) African rice cultivation linked to rising atmospheric methane.
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I received my Ph.D from Land and Atmospheric Sciences program (LAAS) in University of Minnesota, where I was very fortunate to be co-advised by Dr. Tim Griffis and Dr. Dylan Millet. During my Ph.D. research, I mainly focused on the constraint of greenhouse gases (GHG) including N2O and CH4 across the Midwest region in the U.S. using tall tower observations and a suite of atmospheric transport models and terrestrial biosphere models. My dissertation is titled 'Top-down Constraints on Regional Nitrous Oxide and Methane Emissions within the U.S. Corn Belt'.
And I love both snowy campuses!!
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