Patrick Campbell is an Earth system scientist and Research Associate Professor with a decade of focused experience advancing atmospheric composition, air quality, and emissions modeling across academia and government. He leads coupled air quality–meteorology model development and evaluation (WRF-CMAQ, WRF-Chem) for applications ranging from U.S. regulatory assessments to climate-driven future scenarios, with work spanning NOAA, EPA, and university collaborations. His career blends hands-on observational expertise—balloon-borne and optical aerosol measurements and instrumentation—with large-scale model R&D and multi-model intercomparisons, producing high-impact publications and international project leadership. Based in College Park, MD, he is known for translating complex process-level science into applied modeling tools for policy and environmental decision-making, including novel stratospheric aerosol climatologies and detailed studies of aerosol–cloud interactions.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Atmospheric Science, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Atmospheric Science at University of Wyoming
Master of Science (M.S.), Environmental Studies - Atmospheric Science Concentration, Master of Science (M.S.), Environmental Studies - Atmospheric Science Concentration at University of Massachusetts at Lowell
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