Evangelia Diapouli
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Dr. Evangelia Diapouli is a leading environmental scientist specializing in atmospheric aerosol chemistry and source apportionment, with a focus on urban air quality. Her research centers on developing and refining receptor modeling techniques to identify and quantify the origins of particulate matter (PM10 and PM2.5) pollution. Dr. Diapouli’s major contributions include the application of a hybrid source-receptor modeling process to major Greek urban agglomerations, as detailed in her highly cited 2017 study (38 citations), which provided critical insights into the sources of fine and coarse particles in these areas. She has also advanced methodological rigor in the field by proposing an iterative method to evaluate the inter-comparability between chemical mass balance and multivariate receptor models (2016, 5 citations), enhancing the reliability of source apportionment results. Her work is instrumental for policymakers aiming to mitigate health impacts from urban air pollution, and she is recognized for bridging complex atmospheric chemistry with practical environmental management. Dr. Diapouli’s research continues to shape our understanding of urban aerosol dynamics and source attribution.
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