Enes Birinci

Enes Birinci serves as a Research Assistant in the Department of Meteorological Engineering at Istanbul Technical University, located at the Ayazağa Campus in Istanbul, Turkey. His research focuses on critical atmospheric phenomena with direct environmental and public health implications.

His primary research interests include air quality monitoring, PM10 concentration analysis, airport environmental impact assessment, and the effects of Saharan dust storms on urban environments. His work integrates meteorological variables with pollution data to understand complex atmospheric interactions, particularly in mega-cities like Istanbul. His fingerprint analysis reveals strong expertise in air quality (100%), PM10 monitoring (93%), airport-related air quality issues (80%), and atmospheric blocking patterns.

Dr. Birinci's publication record demonstrates consistent research output with five peer-reviewed articles between 2023-2025 in high-impact environmental journals. His work shows increasing citation impact, with his 2023 paper on Istanbul's PM10 relationships accumulating 18 Scopus citations. His research methodology frequently employs multi-source observational data and advanced analytical techniques including chaotic feature assessment.

His collaborative network spans multiple institutions, with significant co-authorship patterns evident in his publications. The research demonstrates practical applications for airport operations, urban planning, and air quality management in regions affected by transboundary dust transport from the Sahara Desert.