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Yu-Jui Ho is an atmospheric scientist whose research focuses on the transport, transformation, and vertical distribution of trace gases and air pollutants in East Asia. His work is critical for understanding how continental outflow events, often driven by cold fronts, carry pollutants across borders and impact downwind regions like Taiwan. Ho’s most-cited study, “A study of the vertical homogeneity of trace gases in East Asian continental outflow” (2022, 10 citations), provides key insights into how pollutants become vertically mixed during long-range transport, challenging assumptions about their uniform distribution. This work has implications for improving air quality models and regulatory strategies in receptor areas. By combining observational data with meteorological analysis, Ho contributes to a clearer picture of transboundary pollution dynamics. His research is particularly valuable for students and policymakers seeking to understand the mechanisms behind regional haze events and the effectiveness of emission controls. With a growing citation record, Ho is establishing himself as a thoughtful voice in East Asian atmospheric chemistry and transport studies.
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