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|a 9783036587301
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|a Hristova, Elena
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|a Air Pollution at the Urban and Regional Level: Sources, Sinks, and Transportation
|h Elektronische Ressource
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|a Basel
|b MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
|c 2023
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|a 1 electronic resource (188 p.)
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|a atmospheric composition
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|a ozone
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|a process analysis
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|a WRF-CMAQ
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|a n/a
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|a source apportionment
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|a positive matrix factorization
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|a modeling of BC
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|a air pollution
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|a OC
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|a CAMS
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|a urban background
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|a resuspended dust and lane traffic level
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|a dynamic and chemical processes
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|a urban air pollution
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|a ambient air pollution
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|a Pollution control / bicssc
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|a silt loading
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|a mount tai
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|a ensemble of numerical simulation
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|a contribution of different emission sources
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|a vehicle-based real-time PM measured system
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|a population exposure
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|a land use and land cover
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|a hygroscopicity
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|a emission standards
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|a spatiotemporal characteristics
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|a PM10
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|a emission abatement
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|a yellow dust
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|a combustion efficiency
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|a China
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|a chimney emission
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|a remote sensing
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|a urban air quality
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|a emission Euro norms
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|a Environmental economics / bicssc
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|a BEV/PHEV cars
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|a restaurants
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|a black carbon
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|a EC
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|a PM2.5
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|a pollution characteristics
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|a terrain
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|a road traffic emission
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|a Euro norm limits
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|a Research and information: general / bicssc
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|a Manousakas, Manousos Ioannis
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|a Angyal, Anikó
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|a Gini, Maria
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|a Air pollution poses a significant risk to human health. Emissions from industrial activities, energy production, transport, waste management activities, and natural sources contribute to the many air pollution-induced problems, such as reduced visibility, adverse health effects, and global climate change. The residence time of pollutants in the atmosphere can extend from several days to months, and the corresponding spatial transportation scales are proportionally large, ranging from local to continental. Even though there is no region not affected by air pollution at some level, the situation is significantly worse in urban areas. Urban areas are hotspots of air pollution, and especially the large and densely populated metropolitan areas. Air pollutants can vary in type and characteristics, and can be of gaseous or particulate form, and can either be directly emitted or formed in the atmosphere from their precursor molecules.The aim of this Special Issue was to gather up-to-date research knowledge aiming at assessing air pollution at the urban and regional level, including both experimental and monitoring studies and mathematical/numerical modeling studies.
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