Waichaya Ninssawan
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Waichaya Ninssawan is an environmental researcher whose work focuses on atmospheric aerosol dynamics and air quality monitoring, particularly in Southeast Asia. Her most cited study, "Long-term variations and comparison of aerosol optical properties based on MODIS and ground-based data in Thailand" (2022), has garnered 13 citations, establishing her as a key voice in regional aerosol research. In this work, Ninssawan systematically analyzed over a decade of satellite and ground-based measurements to characterize aerosol optical depth, Angström exponent, and fine-mode fraction across Thailand, revealing significant seasonal and interannual trends driven by biomass burning and urban pollution. Her contributions are notable for bridging the gap between remote sensing data and local air quality assessments, providing critical validation for MODIS products against AERONET and other ground-based networks. This research has practical implications for public health advisories and climate modeling in tropical monsoon regions. Ninssawan’s work demonstrates a rigorous approach to long-term environmental monitoring, making her a valuable resource for students and researchers interested in aerosol-climate interactions, satellite remote sensing applications, and air pollution dynamics in developing countries.
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