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Anke joined CPP as an atmospheric scientist in May 2008. Her focus is air quality, outdoor comfort and how local microclimate shapes human perception.

Anke holds a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology from the University of Hamburg, Germany, and a Master of Science in Meteorology from Pennsylvania State University. Before joining CPP, Anke worked as a Research Assistant at the Department of Meteorology at Pennsylvania State University, focusing on developing and implementing strategies for data assimilation in prognostic dispersion models.

Throughout her career at CPP, Anke has conducted numerous wind-tunnel and numerical assessments of air quality, outdoor comfort, and snow impact. She has been instrumental in developing procedures for conducting site-specific meteorological data assessments, and a new hybrid wind tunnel modeling approach for pollutant dispersion that has been tested against an EPA field data base.

Anke has grown and led a team of engineers for several years, is co-author on numerous technical papers, and has presented at various conferences.

Anke joined CPP as an atmospheric scientist in May 2008. Her focus is air quality, outdoor comfort and how local microclimate shapes human perception.

Anke holds a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology from the University of Hamburg, Germany, and a Master of Science in Meteorology from Pennsylvania State University. Before joining CPP, Anke worked as a Research Assistant at the Department of Meteorology at Pennsylvania State University, focusing on developing and implementing strategies for data assimilation in prognostic dispersion models.

Throughout her career at CPP, Anke has conducted numerous wind-tunnel and numerical assessments of air quality, outdoor comfort, and snow impact. She has been instrumental in developing procedures for conducting site-specific meteorological data assessments, and a new hybrid wind tunnel modeling approach for pollutant dispersion that has been tested against…

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