Courses

LAP members offer both undergraduate and postgraduate level courses, mainly focusing in the fields of Atmospheric Physics and Environmental Physics.

Special emphasis is given to observational atmospheric physics via the ground-based instrumentation available in LAP. Hence, a number of applied and experiment-oriented courses, such as Atmospheric Measurement Techniques, are offered as elective courses in the undergraduate level.

Currently, cutting-edge courses relating to the environment,such as Environmental Impact Assessment and Environmental Management, are  only taught on a postgraduate level.

Compulsory Courses
Basic Election Courses
General Elective Courses
S/n Course Weekly Hours ECTS
7 Meteorology 3 4
Special Elective Courses

“Physical, optical and chemical properties of the aerosols with the use of remote sensing techniques and in – situ measurements in background conditions”
PhD Candidate : Gialitaki Anna
Supervisor: Prof. D. Balis

“Remote sensing of ozone and other atmospheric species with a ground-based Differential Optical Absorption Spectroscopy system”
PhD Candidate : Gkertsi Fani
Supervisor: Prof. A. Bais

“Data Mining Applications for the forecasting of atmospheric pollution levels”
PhD Candidate : Gousteris Georgos
Supervisor: Asst. Prof. C. Meleti

“Remote sensing of the vertical distribution of gaseous pollutants and aerosols in the troposphere by differential optical absorption spectroscopy and comparison with satellite observations”
PhD Candidate : Karagkiozidis Dimitris
Supervisor: Prof. A. Bais

“Remote sensing of greenhouse gases with FTIR spectroscopy and estimate of their emissions”
PhD Candidate : Mermigkas Marios
Supervisor: Prof. D. Balis

“Study of vertical distribution of aerosol optical and microphysical properties using ground – based and satellite remote sensing techniques”
PhD Candidate : Michailidis Konstantinos
Supervisor: Prof. D. Balis

“Assesment of anthropogenic and natural aerosols’ impact on the radiation budget and climate”
PhD Candidate : Moustaka Anna
Supervisor: Prof. K. Tourpali

“Effects of Aerosols and clouds on the direct Sun radiation”
PhD Candidate : Natsis Thanasis
Supervisor: Prof. A. Bais

“Study of atmospheric gases over Thessaloniki with synergy of passive differential optical absorption spectroscopy and satellite measurements”
PhD Candidate : Nikolis Dimitris
Supervisor: Prof. A. Bais

“Development of a modeling system to study and forecast biological weather”
PhD Candidate : Papadogiannaki Sofia
Supervisor: Prof. D. Melas

“Synergy of atmospheric pollution and thermal stress and its impact on environment”
PhD Candidate : Parliari Daphne
Supervisor: Prof. D. Melas

“Properties of desert dust using active satellite and ground-based remote sensing”
PhD Candidate : Paschou Peristera
Supervisor: Asst. Prof. C. Meleti

“Study of background air pollution using experimental data and mathematical models”
PhD Candidate : Rizos Konstantinos
Supervisor: Asst. Prof. C. Meleti

“Δορυφορική τηλεπισκόπηση των ατμοσφαιρικών συστατικών. Ανάπτυξη και εφαρμογή αλγορίθμων υψηλής χωρικής ανάλυσης”
PhD Candidate : Sarakis Chrysovalantis
Supervisor: Prof. D. Balis

“Inverse modelling of emissions using satellite observations and chemical transport modelling”
PhD Candidate : Skoulidou Ioanna
Supervisor: Prof. D. Balis

“On the future evolution of UV and visible solar radiation arising from projected changes in atmospheric composition”
PhD Candidate : Xatzopoulou Anthi
Supervisor: Prof. K. Tourpali

“Development and application of advanced algorithms to study using satellite observations and chemical transport models”
PhD Candidate : Pseftogkas Andreas
Supervisor: Asst. Prof. C. Meleti