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Qiuyi Xu is an atmospheric scientist whose research centers on aerosol optical properties, regional air quality, and the climatic impacts of particulate matter over maritime and coastal environments. Her most-cited work, "Temporal Evolution and Regional Properties of Aerosol over the South China Sea" (2023), leverages AERONET data from Dongsha and Taiping Islands to characterize aerosol variability across the South China Sea from 2018 to 2020. This study provides critical insights into the seasonal and interannual dynamics of aerosols, linking them to regional transport and local emissions. With three citations already, her findings are foundational for understanding aerosol–cloud interactions and radiative forcing in Southeast Asian marine atmospheres. Xu’s contributions are particularly valuable for improving satellite retrievals and climate models in data-sparse tropical regions. Her work has been recognized for its meticulous analysis of long-term ground-based observations, offering a benchmark for future aerosol studies in the South China Sea. By bridging observational gaps, Xu advances our knowledge of how aerosols influence regional weather and climate, making her a rising voice in atmospheric chemistry and environmental monitoring.
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