Dr. Adisorn Lertsinsrubtavee is a senior research associate at intERLab (Internet Education and Research Laboratory), Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand and affiliated researcher at ThaiREN (Thailand Research Education Network Association). He has several years experience of working with internet technologies, wireless communication as well as Internet of Things (IoTs).

He has involved in several research projects dealing with wireless networks, future Internet architecture and IoTs funded by several sectors such as European H2020, French National Research Agency, The National Broadcasting and Telecomunication Commission of Thailand and National Research Council of Thailand. Currently he is leading the SEA-HAZEMON@TEIN project funded by EU-Asi@Connect program aiming at developing the air pollution monitoring platform using the IoTs technology.

Dr.Sunee Raksakietisak was a former Assistant Professor of computer science program at Srinakharinwirot University, Thailand. Her specialty areas are: Information Technology emphasis on Statistical Data Analysis, Data Mining, Business Intelligence and Data Science, Research Methodology.

She conducting public training on Data Analytics since 2011 from Statistical Data Analysis to Data Mining to Business Intelligence to Data Science. Currently, she is an independent consultant and training/workshop instructor. She joins research team at Asian Institute of Technology intERLab – Internet Education and Research Laboratory, Thailand since 2018 as an data scientist.

Thongchai Kanabkaew (D.Eng.) is an assistant professor at Faculty of Public Health, Thammasat University, Thailand. His specialty is mainly on environmental pollution, analysis and management including: emission inventory of air pollutants and greenhouse gases; applications of dispersion models (AERMOD, CALPUFF) and trajectory model (HYSPLIT); chemical transport model (CAMx) for air quality assessment of aerosol and acid deposition; satellite data for air quality management; IoT sensors and pipeline data analytics for air quality monitoring and prediction; and environmental data analysis.

Veerachai Tanpipat (D.Eng.) is a remote sensing engineer and geographer whose professional interests include applying geoinformatics, science and technology, and social science to better manage disaster response and preparedness. His work has largely focused on wildfires, transboundary haze, and flooding throughout Southeast Asia.

His previous work includes, but not limited, to an advisory role to the Director General for the Royal Forestry Department, collaborative efforts with NASA LANCE Fire Information for Resource Management System (FIRMS), NASA-JPL, NASA-GSFC, NASA-AMES, NOAA-NESDIS, NOAA-NGDC and the Copernicus Atmospheric Monitoring Services (CAMS)-ECMWF. Currently, Dr. Tanpipat is an advisor to the Director General of the Pollution Control Department, a founding member of the Upper ASEAN Wildland Fire Special Research Unit, Senior Expert Faculty Member of Forestry at Kasetsart University, co-chair of APAN Disaster Mitigation WG, and Chairperson of APAN Open and Sharing Data WG.