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    Trend spatial & temporal distribution, and sources of the tropospheric SO2 over China based on satellite measurement during 2004-2009

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    Zhang, X.
    Van Geffen, J.
    Zhang, P.
    Wang, J.
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    Discipline
    Physical sciences
    Subject
    Anthropogenic activity
    Data products
    East China
    Ground-based remote sensing
    Megacities
    Olympic games
    Pollution emissions
    Pollution level
    Satellite measurements
    Seasonal variation
    Spatial and temporal distribution
    Temporal distribution
    Tropospheric SO<sub>2</sub>
    West China
    Pollution control
    Remote sensing
    Satellites
    Troposphere
    Spatial distribution
    Audience
    Scientific
    Date
    2010
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    Description
    In this study, SCIAMACHY/ENVISAT SO2 data products have been validated by ground based remote sensing instrument MAXDOAS in China. The spatial and temporal distribution of tropospheric SO2 over China is discussed in this study. The result shows that the SO2 load over East China is decreasing since strong control for pollution emission in 2007 for preparation of 2008 Olympic Games in China, while the SO2 load in West China is increasing all the way during 2004-2009, which might reflect that the anthropogenic activity was added to promote the economy development in west of China. Typical seasonal variation with high pollution levels in winter and low in summer is found in the northwest of China, while the inverse seasonal variation is found for the south of China. The characteristics of tropospheric SO2 over megacities in China were explored and the results show that tropospheric SO2 was partly under control from 2006 because of the policy from China government for reduction in SO2 emissions in 2005.
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    Zhang, X.; Van Geffen, J.; Zhang, P.; Wang, J. (2010). Trend spatial & temporal distribution, and sources of the tropospheric SO2 over China based on satellite measurement during 2004-2009. , ESA SP 684: Proceedings of the Symposium Dragon 2 Programme Mid-Term Results 2008–2010, 17–21 May 2010, Guilin City, P.R. China, Vol. 684,
    Identifiers
    uri: https://orfeo.belnet.be/handle/internal/3203
    scopus: 2-s2.0-79851507397
    Type
    Conference
    Peer-Review
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    Language
    eng
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