Tristan Millet
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About
Tristan Millet is an atmospheric scientist whose research focuses on aerosol optical properties, dust transport, and air quality in North Africa. His work is centered on understanding how Saharan dust and other aerosols influence regional climate and visibility, particularly in Southern Morocco—a critical zone for dust emission and transport. Millet’s major contributions include characterizing aerosol distributions and seasonal variability using ground-based AERONET data and satellite observations. His 2022 study on aerosol optical depth and Ångström exponent across four Moroccan stations has garnered 12 citations, while his analysis of a major Saharan dust storm in August 2018 has been cited 6 times. These papers provide essential insights into dust-storm dynamics and aerosol loading, supporting climate modeling and public health assessments. Millet’s work is notable for integrating multi-platform observations to capture both daily and seasonal aerosol patterns, advancing our understanding of dust transport pathways from the Sahara to the Atlantic and Mediterranean. His research is a valuable resource for students and scientists studying atmospheric aerosols, desert dust, and their environmental impacts.
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