Chang‐Feng Ou‐Yang
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Chang‐Feng Ou‐Yang is a leading atmospheric scientist whose research centers on biomass burning aerosols, air quality, and aerosol–radiation interactions in Southeast Asia. A key contribution is his work at the Doi Ang Khang (DAK) supersite in northwestern Thailand, where he led the 2015 deployment of advanced instrumentation during the 7-SEAS/BASELInE campaign. By integrating in-situ measurements with AERONET Sun photometer data, he provided critical validation for satellite remote sensing of smoke plumes transported from Myanmar, advancing our understanding of transboundary haze pollution. His most-cited paper (19 citations) established a benchmark for characterizing biomass burning aerosols in the region, directly supporting improved air quality forecasting and climate modeling. Ou‑Yang’s research has been instrumental in bridging ground-based observations with satellite retrievals, enabling more accurate assessments of aerosol optical properties and their climatic effects. His work continues to inform regional haze mitigation strategies and is widely referenced by scientists studying aerosol–monsoon interactions.
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