CAMPUS:
CUNY - The City College of New York
COHORT LEVEL
Cohort-1 (2022)
ACADEMIC LEVEL
Doctoral (Ph.D.)
Research Title
Modeling Complex 3-D Coastal-Urban Impacts on Air Quality Distribution
Cohort : 1
Level: PhD
Expect Graduation Date: August 2024
Campus: CUNY – The City College of New York
Research Theme: Weather & Atmosphere
Biography
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Harold is a NOAA EPP/MSI Earth System Sciences and Remote Sensing-II Scholar in Cohort 1 at the City College of New York CUNY. He is a PhD student majoring in Mechanical Engineering.
Harold’s research focuses on expanding our understanding of how cities interact with the atmosphere in the context of a changing climate, as well as the consequences these interactions have on the exposure of people and infrastructure to weather extremes (Heat and Air Quality).
In 2021, Harold was selected to the inaugural class of EPP/MSI Graduate Fellows. he completed a 1-year residency with the NOAA Chemical Science Laboratory under the mentorship of Dr. Brian McDonald.
Research
Modeling Complex 3-D Coastal-Urban Impacts on Air Quality Distribution
Academic Mentor: Jorge Gonzalez, Ph.D.
NOAA Mentor: Brian McDonald, Ph.D. (NOAA, Chemical Sciences Lab (CSL))
NERTO
NERTO Title: The Effects of Urban Processes on Air pollution During Extreme Heat Events
Year: 2022
NERTO Mentor: Brian McDonald, Ph.D. (NOAA, Chemical Sciences Lab (CSL))
NERTO Location: Chemical Sciences Laboratory/OAR, Boulder, Colorado
Publications
Gamarro, H., and González-Cruz, J. E. (October 5, 2023). “On the Electrification of Winter Season in Cold Climate Megacities—The Case of New York City.” ASME. J. Eng. Sustain. Bldgs. Cities. August 2023; 4(3): 031006. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4063377