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Thomas Walker is an Assistant Professor in the Teaching Stream in the field of Environmental Engineering at Carleton University. His academic background includes a Bachelor of Engineering from Carleton University, a Master of Science from Dalhousie University, and a Doctorate from the University of Toronto. Prof. Walker focuses on integrating data analytics, simulation of atmospheric chemistry and transport, and Earth observation to study the combined effects of atmospheric pollution on health and climate. He employs innovative teaching methods, including hackathons and citizen science, to prepare students for industry by engaging them in data analysis projects. His specific research interests encompass air quality management systems, atmospheric chemistry and physics, climate change, remote sensing, and artificial intelligence in data analysis and uncertainty quantification. He applies his expertise to various application areas, including monitoring methane fluxes from wildfires and wetlands, assessing air pollution reduction through green infrastructure, and developing policies for air quality management. His notable contributions extend to incorporating mobility data into the modeling of disease propagation.
Includes MEng and MASc options.