Bottom-up inventories and satellite-constrained estimates of ammonia emissions often diverge, but the conditions driving these discrepancies remain unclear. Here we compare monthly global estimates at 0.1° resolution from 2008 to 2016 using a normalised discrepancy index. Satellite-constrained emissions are higher on a...
Zhong-biao Ma, Bao-Bao Pan, Ben Parkes et al.· Communications Sustainabilit...· 0 citations
NASA's Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of Pollution (TEMPO) geostationary satellite sensor provides high temporal and spatial resolution measurements critical for monitoring air quality. During the Synergistic TEMPO Air Quality Science (STAQS) component of the 2023 AGES+ campaign, extensive surface, airborne, and...
C. Bernier, Matthew S. Johnson, John Sullivan et al.· Atmospheric Chemistry and Ph...· 0 citations
Atmospheric particulate-matter variability reflects the combined effects of emissions, meteorology, and regional transport, and its interpretation benefits from the integration of complementary observations. This study combines two years (2023–2024) of aerosol light absorption at 880 nm (Abs880), PM2.5, PM10, and meteo...
A. Gabriele, A. Buccolieri, D. Manno et al.· The Scientist· 0 citations
Urban air quality is affected by diverse volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and prior studies reveal a need to understand their seasonal sources. We combine high-resolution mass spectrometry with eddy covariance to quantify VOC fluxes from an urban/suburban New York site during summer and winter. Emissions are strongly...
M. Vermeuel, Dylan B. Millet, R. Commane et al.· Science Advances· 0 citations
This study evaluates the influence of surface meteorological data on the dispersion of Total Suspended Particulates (TSP) emitted from a Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) factory in Southern Thailand using AERMOD model. Meteorological inputs from two nearby stations, Khohong and Sadao, were applied to simulate emissions...
Pathanin Kiniman, T. Kaosol· ASEAN Engineering Journal· 0 citations
PM2.5 is a major air pollutant with diverse natural and anthropogenic sources, which significantly impacts human health and the environment. Remote sensing serves as a complementary resource for air-monitoring networks, providing valuable information on the spatiotemporal patterns of air pollutants at a global scale Th...
Angélica Neria-Hernández, X. Antonio-Némiga, Francisco Zepeda-Mondragón et al.· Environmental Research and T...· 0 citations
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