I am an Environmental Engineer with a Master of Science in Environmental Engineering from the Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia. My research has focused on evaluating the spatiotemporal variation of particulate matter (PM2.5 levels) and other pollutants through the development of land use regression models for different cities in Colombia, adding to the groundwork for understanding urban air pollution dynamics and health effects exposure to air pollution.
My expertise spans from research to data analysis, spatial science, and emissions modeling targeted to evaluate impacts of air pollution on public health and climate change, evident in my contributions to the implementation of the National Strategy for Short-Lived Climate Pollutants (SLCP) of Colombia and the inclusion of SLCPs in relevant planning processes, such as the Nationally Determined Contribution for the Paris Agreement and the National Air Quality Strategy of Colombia.
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