Jose Antonio Garcia Orza

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Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche

Spain

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Jose Antonio Garcia Orza is an Associate Professor at Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche in Spain. His research primarily focuses on atmospheric dynamics, particularly the influences of atmospheric circulation on aerosol transport, including studies on Saharan dust and urban particulate matter. Recent articles highlight his work on high-resolution simulations of dust events and source identification of aerosols in urban environments.

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Katarzyna Maciejewska

assistant professor

University of Warsaw

POLAND

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Erika Brattich

Junior assistant professor (fixed-term)

University of Bologna

ITALY

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Stephanie Fiedler

GERMANY

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Barbara Ballarin

Professor

University of Bologna

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Katarzyna Juda-Rezler

Professor, Head of Air Pollution Control Group

University of Warsaw

POLAND

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Laura Tositti

Associated professor

University of Bologna

ITALY

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Influence of atmospheric circulation and local parameters on activity concentration of gross alpha and gross beta in Granada, Spain

The Extreme North African Haboob in October 2008: High‐Resolution Simulation of Organized Moist Convection in the Lee of the Atlas, Dust Recirculation and Poleward Transport

PSCF and CWT methods as a tool to identify potential sources of 7Be and 210Pb aerosols in Granada, Spain

Ultraviolet–Visible Diffuse Reflectance Spectroscopy (UV–Vis DRS), a rapid and non-destructive analytical tool for the identification of Saharan dust events in particulate matter filters

Measurement report: Receptor modeling for source identification of urban fine and coarse particulate matter using hourly elemental composition

Chemiluminescent fingerprints from airborne particulate matter: A luminol-based assay for the characterization of oxidative potential with kinetical implications

Poleward transport of African dust to the Iberian Peninsula organized by a barrier jet and hydraulic jumps: Observations and high-resolution simulation analyses

Advection pathways at the Mt. Cimone WMO-GAW station: Seasonality, trends, and influence on atmospheric composition

Atmospheric Dynamics of a Saharan Dust Outbreak Over Mindelo, Cape Verde Islands, Preceded by Rossby Wave Breaking: Multiscale Observational Analyses and Simulations

Large scale upper-level precursors for dust storm formation over North Africa and poleward transport to the Iberian Peninsula. Part I: An observational analysis

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Katarzyna Maciejewska

Erika Brattich

Stephanie Fiedler

Barbara Ballarin

Katarzyna Juda-Rezler

Laura Tositti

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