Salman Tariq
Papers
13
Total Citations
353
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About
Dr. Salman Tariq is a leading authority on atmospheric aerosol research, with a focused expertise in the remote sensing of air quality over South Asia. His work is pivotal in understanding the climatic, environmental, and health impacts of aerosols, particularly in the densely populated and heavily polluted megacity of Lahore, Pakistan. Dr. Tariq’s major contributions include pioneering the use of AERONET data and satellite remote sensing to characterize aerosol properties during critical events, such as intense haze, crop residue burning, and severe smog episodes. His highly cited 2013 study on aerosol properties over Lahore (98 citations) and his 2016 analysis of the October 2013 haze event (67 citations) have become foundational references in the field. By investigating the relationships between aerosol optical depth, Angstrom exponent, and meteorological parameters, he has provided essential insights into the dynamics of local pollution. His recent work extends to nighttime air quality and the classification of aerosol types, demonstrating a sustained impact on environmental science. With over 300 total citations, Dr. Tariq’s research is instrumental for policymakers and scientists working to mitigate the severe air quality challenges facing urban centers in Pakistan and beyond.
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Top Papers
- 1A study of aerosol properties over Lahore (Pakistan) by using AERONET data98 citations · 2013
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