E. Manoli
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Dr. E. Manoli is an environmental chemist whose research focuses on the chemical characterization and source apportionment of atmospheric particulate matter (PM10), particularly in Greece. Her work has significantly advanced understanding of air pollution in complex environments, from urban island settings to industrial mining regions. Her most cited studies employ receptor modeling to identify and quantify pollution sources, such as crustal material, sea salt, and anthropogenic emissions. For instance, her 2012 study on Rhodes Island (37 citations) provided critical insights into the influence of long-range transport and local sources on PM10 composition. Her 2017 investigation of Western Macedonia’s opencast lignite mines (32 citations) revealed the dominant impact of mining activities on local air quality, offering essential data for regulatory policies. Dr. Manoli’s contributions are vital for developing targeted mitigation strategies in sensitive ecosystems and industrial zones, making her a key figure in Mediterranean air quality research.
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