Thailand faces critical air quality challenges due to extensive burning practices for agricultural waste and forest clearing, leading to hazardous PM2.5 levels. These traditional agricultural activities, primarily driven by poverty among farmers and the demand for agricultural products, significantly contribute to the country's ongoing air pollution crisis. This study investigates the temporal changes and spatial extent of crop land affected by biomass burning in Chiang Rai, Thailand, leveraging Google Earth Engine's Dynamic World dataset.

Tuul Triyason

Chonlameth Arpnikanondt