Summary
Yosuke Kimura is a research engineer and scientist with over 10 years of experience modeling air quality, emissions, and greenhouse gas dynamics at the University of Texas at Austin. He combines deep domain expertise in air pollution chemistry and emissions modeling with hands-on programming in R, Python, Fortran, GIS (GDAL, PostGIS, ArcGIS) and Linux to deliver reproducible, policy-relevant analyses. His work spans satellite data processing, chemical mechanism evaluation, and large-scale emissions inventories, enabling actionable insights for environmental and energy systems. Trained with an MS from Kyoto University and a PhD in Civil Engineering from UT Austin, he bridges rigorous academic methods and practical tooling for research operations. Notably, he operates at the intersection of research and engineering—translating complex atmospheric science into robust models and pipelines used by decision-makers.
10 years of coding experience
Ph D, Civil Engineering, Ph D, Civil Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin
MS, Sanitary Engineering, MS, Sanitary Engineering at Kyoto University
Japanese