Adrian Wenzel

Adrian Wenzel, M.Sc., is a **Tutor** at the **Technische Universität München (TUM)**, affiliated with the **Professur für Umweltsensorik und Modellierung** (Environmental Sensing and Modeling). His research focuses on **designing and operating dense air quality sensor networks** using low-cost systems, **characterizing air pollutants**, and **mapping urban pollution patterns**. He contributes to teaching through roles such as **Tutor for Environmental Sensing and Modeling lectures and advanced seminars**.

Research interests include **low-cost sensor calibration**, **machine learning-driven environmental data analysis**, and **high-resolution urban air quality modeling**. His work addresses challenges in pollution monitoring and urban environmental sustainability, with case studies in Munich. Notable projects involve the **Munich Urban Carbon Column network (MUCCnet)** and **SCOUT** (Street-Level Carbon Observatory).

Publications highlight advancements in sensor networks, GHG monitoring, and modeling urban emissions. Collaborations include international conferences (e.g., EGU, ICOS) and interdisciplinary teams addressing climate science and environmental engineering challenges. Active in sensor development and validation, his contributions bridge academic research and practical urban environmental management.