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Sanjeev Goyal is a leading environmental researcher whose work focuses on the intersection of air quality, remote sensing, and agricultural practices. His most cited study, "Assessment of contribution of agricultural residue burning on air quality of Delhi using remote sensing and modelling tools" (2020), has garnered 58 citations, highlighting its critical impact on understanding how crop residue burning exacerbates urban air pollution. Goyal’s research integrates satellite data with atmospheric modeling to quantify pollution sources, offering actionable insights for policymakers in South Asia. His contributions have been instrumental in linking seasonal agricultural fires to severe smog episodes, influencing mitigation strategies in densely populated regions. Beyond this landmark paper, Goyal has advanced methodologies for real-time air quality monitoring and source apportionment, making him a key figure in environmental science. His work not only addresses pressing public health concerns but also bridges the gap between agricultural economics and atmospheric chemistry, earning him recognition as a thought leader in sustainable land management. For students and researchers, Goyal’s studies exemplify how interdisciplinary approaches can tackle complex environmental challenges with measurable societal impact.
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