Shreyash Gujar

Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad

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Shreyash Gujar is an emerging researcher in urban air quality and environmental health, with a focused expertise in the spatial and temporal dynamics of particulate matter (PM₂.₅) pollution. His most cited work, "Protocol for hunting PM₂.₅ emission hot spots in cities" (2023), introduces a systematic, data-driven methodology to identify and map localized emission sources in large urban environments—a critical step for targeted pollution mitigation. This protocol addresses a key gap in actionable air quality data, offering city planners and policymakers a replicable framework to prioritize interventions where they are most needed. While his citation count is currently modest (2 citations), the work’s practical relevance positions it as a foundational tool for future urban emission studies. Gujar’s contribution lies in bridging the gap between high-level air quality monitoring and ground-level, neighborhood-scale action, making his research particularly valuable for students and researchers working on smart city solutions, environmental justice, and public health policy. His approach emphasizes the importance of granular data in tackling the global challenge of urban air pollution.