Yahui Tang

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Yahui Tang is a leading atmospheric scientist whose research focuses on aerosol vertical characteristics, planetary boundary layer dynamics, and air quality over the North China Plain. Her most-cited work, "Comparative Analysis of Aerosol Vertical Characteristics over the North China Plain Based on Multi-Source Observation Data" (2024), has already garnered 8 citations, demonstrating its rapid impact. In this study, Tang pioneered the integration of aircraft, ground-based remote sensing, and satellite data to compare aerosol optical properties and planetary boundary layer height (HPBL) across this heavily polluted region. Her major contribution lies in synthesizing disparate observational platforms to reveal how vertical aerosol distributions interact with boundary layer structure, providing critical insights for improving atmospheric models and pollution forecasting. By advancing multi-source data fusion techniques, Tang has equipped researchers with a robust framework for understanding aerosol transport and its climatic implications. Her work is essential for students and scientists tackling urban air pollution, offering a methodological blueprint that bridges observational gaps and informs policy on emission controls. Tang’s innovative approach marks her as a rising authority in aerosol-climate interactions.