Header image

104 - Source Signatures for Agricultural Emissions

Tracks
CleanAir 3
Tuesday, September 1, 2026
11:20 AM - 11:40 AM

Overview

Cherie Tollemache


Speaker

Dr Cherie Tollemache
Senior Analytical Chemist
Mote Ltd And The University Of Auckland

DEFINING SOURCE SIGNATURES FOR TARGETED PARTICLE ATTRIBUTION IN AGRICULTURAL EMISSIONS: A POULTRY FARM CASE STUDY

Biography

Dr Cherie Tollemache is an analytical chemist at Mote Ltd and is the lead innovator of its multimodal particle speciation methodology. Her work focuses on developing advanced analytical approaches for single-particle characterisation and source attribution in complex air quality environments. Cherie has led the design and implementation of multimodal frameworks that integrate chemical and morphological analysis to resolve particle identity, transformation, and origin at the individual particle level. This work underpins new capabilities for interpreting particulate matter in mixed-source environments and supporting defensible air quality assessments. She collaborates with academic and government partners, including the University of Auckland, CSIRO, and QUT, to translate analytical innovation into practical tools for environmental monitoring, regulatory decision-making, and industry application.
loading