Atmospheric science
Michael J. Gatari Ph.D. student
 

 

 

Research Interests:

Atmospheric Aerosol

  • Physical and chemical processes
  • Air pollution sources and emission strengths
  • Effects on human health, quality of life and climate.

Instrumentation & Data

  • Instrument development and modifications
  • Data acquisition, retrieval and modeling

Environmental Sample Analysis

  • X-ray Fluorescence and complimentary spectroscopy methods
  • Combustion, reflectometer and chemical methods
Publications:
  • Gatari M. J., Boman J., Maina D. M., (2005). Trace element categorization of pollution sources in the equator town of Nanyuki , Kenya . X-Ray Spectrom., 34:118-123.
  • Gatari M., Wagner A., Boman J. (2004). Elemental composition of tropospheric aerosols in Hanoi , Vietnam and Nairobi , Kenya . Sc. of Total Environ., 341: 241-249.
  • Gatari M. J., Boman J. (2003). Black carbon and total carbon measurements at urban and rural sites in Kenya , East Africa . Atmos. Environ, 37 1149 – 1154.
  • Gatari M., Boman J., Maina D. M. (2001). Inorganic elemental concentrations in near surface aerosols sampled on the northwest slopes of Mount Kenya . Atmos. Environ., 35: 6015-6019.
  • Boman J., Gatari M. J., Wagner A., Hossain M. I., (2005). Elemental characterization of aerosols in urban and rural locations in Bangladesh . X-Ray Spectrom., 34:460-46
 
Michael J. Gatari
Ph.D.

Department of Chemistry,
University of Gothenburg,
SE-412 96 Göteborg
Sweden

Currently back in Nairobi

E-mail:michgatr@
 
     

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