Two winter PM2.5 pollution types and the causes in the city clusters of Sichuan Basin, Western China

PM2.5 pollution types were analyzed and the causes were uncovered in Sichuan Basin using PM2.5 data from Chinese Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) and multiple meteorology data during January 2015 to February 2017. The events that PM2.5 increased gradually in the periods longer than 10 days...

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Published inThe Science of the total environment Vol. 636; pp. 1228 - 1240
Main Authors Zhao, Suping, Yu, Ye, Yin, Daiying, Qin, Dahe, He, Jianjun, Li, Jianglin, Dong, Longxiang
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Published Elsevier B.V 15.09.2018
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1879-1026
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DOI10.1016/j.scitotenv.2018.04.393

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Abstract PM2.5 pollution types were analyzed and the causes were uncovered in Sichuan Basin using PM2.5 data from Chinese Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) and multiple meteorology data during January 2015 to February 2017. The events that PM2.5 increased gradually in the periods longer than 10 days and then decreased sharply were defined as “Type I”, while the symmetrical variations of PM2.5 during increasing and decreasing periods were defined as “Type II” of PM2.5 pollution. Five cases of Type I and two cases of Type II were identified during the study period inside the basin. The increasing rates were almost comparable between the two PM2.5 pollution types with the range from 4 μg m−3 d−1 to 8 μg m−3 d−1, while the decreasing rates of Type I were between 25 μg m−3 d−1 and 40 μg m−3 d−1, which were 3–5 times higher than those of Type II (~8 μg m−3 d−1). The rapid reduction of PM2.5 for Type I was mainly related to improvement of vertical and horizontal diffusion conditions induced by invasion of cold air masses, while slowly decreased PM2.5 for Type II was due largely to elevated horizontal wind speeds and shifted wind directions in the city clusters of the basin. [Display omitted] •Two typical PM2.5 pollution types were identified inside Sichuan Basin.•The causes of reduced PM2.5 for each type were uncovered.•Decreasing rates of Type I were 3–5 times higher than those of Type II (~8 μg m−3 d−1).•Rapid reduction of PM2.5 for Type I was mainly due to invasion of cold air masses.
AbstractList PM2.5 pollution types were analyzed and the causes were uncovered in Sichuan Basin using PM2.5 data from Chinese Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) and multiple meteorology data during January 2015 to February 2017. The events that PM2.5 increased gradually in the periods longer than 10 days and then decreased sharply were defined as "Type I", while the symmetrical variations of PM2.5 during increasing and decreasing periods were defined as "Type II" of PM2.5 pollution. Five cases of Type I and two cases of Type II were identified during the study period inside the basin. The increasing rates were almost comparable between the two PM2.5 pollution types with the range from 4 μg m-3 d-1 to 8 μg m-3 d-1, while the decreasing rates of Type I were between 25 μg m-3 d-1 and 40 μg m-3 d-1, which were 3-5 times higher than those of Type II (~8 μg m-3 d-1). The rapid reduction of PM2.5 for Type I was mainly related to improvement of vertical and horizontal diffusion conditions induced by invasion of cold air masses, while slowly decreased PM2.5 for Type II was due largely to elevated horizontal wind speeds and shifted wind directions in the city clusters of the basin.PM2.5 pollution types were analyzed and the causes were uncovered in Sichuan Basin using PM2.5 data from Chinese Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) and multiple meteorology data during January 2015 to February 2017. The events that PM2.5 increased gradually in the periods longer than 10 days and then decreased sharply were defined as "Type I", while the symmetrical variations of PM2.5 during increasing and decreasing periods were defined as "Type II" of PM2.5 pollution. Five cases of Type I and two cases of Type II were identified during the study period inside the basin. The increasing rates were almost comparable between the two PM2.5 pollution types with the range from 4 μg m-3 d-1 to 8 μg m-3 d-1, while the decreasing rates of Type I were between 25 μg m-3 d-1 and 40 μg m-3 d-1, which were 3-5 times higher than those of Type II (~8 μg m-3 d-1). The rapid reduction of PM2.5 for Type I was mainly related to improvement of vertical and horizontal diffusion conditions induced by invasion of cold air masses, while slowly decreased PM2.5 for Type II was due largely to elevated horizontal wind speeds and shifted wind directions in the city clusters of the basin.
PM2.5 pollution types were analyzed and the causes were uncovered in Sichuan Basin using PM2.5 data from Chinese Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) and multiple meteorology data during January 2015 to February 2017. The events that PM2.5 increased gradually in the periods longer than 10 days and then decreased sharply were defined as “Type I”, while the symmetrical variations of PM2.5 during increasing and decreasing periods were defined as “Type II” of PM2.5 pollution. Five cases of Type I and two cases of Type II were identified during the study period inside the basin. The increasing rates were almost comparable between the two PM2.5 pollution types with the range from 4 μg m−3 d−1 to 8 μg m−3 d−1, while the decreasing rates of Type I were between 25 μg m−3 d−1 and 40 μg m−3 d−1, which were 3–5 times higher than those of Type II (~8 μg m−3 d−1). The rapid reduction of PM2.5 for Type I was mainly related to improvement of vertical and horizontal diffusion conditions induced by invasion of cold air masses, while slowly decreased PM2.5 for Type II was due largely to elevated horizontal wind speeds and shifted wind directions in the city clusters of the basin.
PM2.5 pollution types were analyzed and the causes were uncovered in Sichuan Basin using PM2.5 data from Chinese Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) and multiple meteorology data during January 2015 to February 2017. The events that PM2.5 increased gradually in the periods longer than 10 days and then decreased sharply were defined as “Type I”, while the symmetrical variations of PM2.5 during increasing and decreasing periods were defined as “Type II” of PM2.5 pollution. Five cases of Type I and two cases of Type II were identified during the study period inside the basin. The increasing rates were almost comparable between the two PM2.5 pollution types with the range from 4 μg m−3 d−1 to 8 μg m−3 d−1, while the decreasing rates of Type I were between 25 μg m−3 d−1 and 40 μg m−3 d−1, which were 3–5 times higher than those of Type II (~8 μg m−3 d−1). The rapid reduction of PM2.5 for Type I was mainly related to improvement of vertical and horizontal diffusion conditions induced by invasion of cold air masses, while slowly decreased PM2.5 for Type II was due largely to elevated horizontal wind speeds and shifted wind directions in the city clusters of the basin. [Display omitted] •Two typical PM2.5 pollution types were identified inside Sichuan Basin.•The causes of reduced PM2.5 for each type were uncovered.•Decreasing rates of Type I were 3–5 times higher than those of Type II (~8 μg m−3 d−1).•Rapid reduction of PM2.5 for Type I was mainly due to invasion of cold air masses.
Author Dong, Longxiang
Yin, Daiying
Li, Jianglin
Yu, Ye
Zhao, Suping
Qin, Dahe
He, Jianjun
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