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Ayu Parmar is an emerging leader in environmental sensing and urban air quality monitoring. Her research centers on the development and application of mobile sensing technologies to capture high-resolution, real-time data on hazardous air pollutants. In her most-cited work, "The Application of Mobile Sensing to Detect CO and NO₂ Emission Spikes in Polluted Cities" (2023, 4 citations), Parmar addresses a critical gap in urban environmental science: the lack of spatially detailed information on pollutant distribution. By deploying mobile sensors, she demonstrates how to pinpoint emission spikes of carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide—pollutants with severe human health impacts—that are often missed by stationary monitoring stations. This work provides a powerful, low-cost framework for cities to identify pollution hotspots and protect vulnerable populations. Though early in her career, Parmar’s contributions are already shaping the conversation around citizen science and dynamic environmental monitoring. Her innovative approach promises to empower communities and policymakers with the granular data needed to tackle urban air pollution more effectively.
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