Fine particulatematter(PM_(2.5))samples were collected in two neighboring cities,Beijing and Baoding,China.High-concentration events of PM_(2.5) in which the average mass concentration exceeded 75μg/m^(3) were freque...Fine particulatematter(PM_(2.5))samples were collected in two neighboring cities,Beijing and Baoding,China.High-concentration events of PM_(2.5) in which the average mass concentration exceeded 75μg/m^(3) were frequently observed during the heating season.Dispersion Normalized Positive Matrix Factorization was applied for the source apportionment of PM_(2.5) as minimize the dilution effects of meteorology and better reflect the source strengths in these two cities.Secondary nitrate had the highest contribution for Beijing(37.3%),and residential heating/biomass burning was the largest for Baoding(27.1%).Secondary nitrate,mobile,biomass burning,district heating,oil combustion,aged sea salt sources showed significant differences between the heating and non-heating seasons in Beijing for same period(2019.01.10–2019.08.22)(Mann-Whitney Rank Sum Test P<0.05).In case of Baoding,soil,residential heating/biomass burning,incinerator,coal combustion,oil combustion sources showed significant differences.The results of Pearson correlation analysis for the common sources between the two cities showed that long-range transported sources and some sources with seasonal patterns such as oil combustion and soil had high correlation coefficients.Conditional Bivariate Probability Function(CBPF)was used to identify the inflow directions for the sources,and joint-PSCF(Potential Source Contribution Function)was performed to determine the common potential source areas for sources affecting both cities.These models facilitated a more precise verification of city-specific influences on PM_(2.5) sources.The results of this study will aid in prioritizing air pollution mitigation strategies during the heating season and strengthening air quality management to reduce the impact of downwind neighboring cities.展开更多
Urban rainwater runoff is an important source of nonpoint source pollution due to its transport of diverse contaminants,including polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons(PAHs)and chlorinated derivatives.Importantly,these chl...Urban rainwater runoff is an important source of nonpoint source pollution due to its transport of diverse contaminants,including polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons(PAHs)and chlorinated derivatives.Importantly,these chlorinated polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons(Cl-PAHs)exhibit elevated toxicological potential compared to their non-halogenated parent compounds.In this study,we proposed an approach that combined multivariate receptor model with integration of SHapley Additive exPlanations and Random Forest model.This method identifies the possible sources and reveals the impact of source apportionment results and environmental driving factors(such as geographical and meteorological data)on pollutant concentrations.Sixteen PAHs and nine ClPAHs were detected in 79 runoff samples from all three sites.TheΣ_(16)PAHs average concentration(2923.93 to 6071.83 ng/L)was significantly higher than theΣ_(9)Cl-PAHs(384.34 to 1314.73 ng/L).The source apportionment was conducted by positive matrix factorization(PMF),and six potential pollution sources for PAHs and three for Cl-PAHs were quantified.PAHs primarily originate from the combustion of fossil fuels such as traffic,industrial emissions and coal tar,while Cl-PAHs are mainly derived from atmospheric deposition and industrial emissions.Meanwhile,the self‑organizing map classified PAHs and Cl-PAHs into 2 and 3 groups,respectively.The k-means algorithm yielded 4 clusters for runoff samples.Among machine learning models,Random Forest(RF)demonstrated optimal predictive performance and integrated with SHapley Additive exPlanations(RF-SHAP)revealed the effects of driving factors on the predicted concentration of PAHs and Cl-PAHs in urban runoff samples.展开更多
基金supported by the National Institute of Environmental Research(NIER)funded by the Ministry of Environment(No.NIER-2019-04-02-039)supported by Particulate Matter Management Specialized Graduate Program through the Korea Environmental Industry&Technology Institute(KEITI)funded by the Ministry of Environment(MOE).
文摘Fine particulatematter(PM_(2.5))samples were collected in two neighboring cities,Beijing and Baoding,China.High-concentration events of PM_(2.5) in which the average mass concentration exceeded 75μg/m^(3) were frequently observed during the heating season.Dispersion Normalized Positive Matrix Factorization was applied for the source apportionment of PM_(2.5) as minimize the dilution effects of meteorology and better reflect the source strengths in these two cities.Secondary nitrate had the highest contribution for Beijing(37.3%),and residential heating/biomass burning was the largest for Baoding(27.1%).Secondary nitrate,mobile,biomass burning,district heating,oil combustion,aged sea salt sources showed significant differences between the heating and non-heating seasons in Beijing for same period(2019.01.10–2019.08.22)(Mann-Whitney Rank Sum Test P<0.05).In case of Baoding,soil,residential heating/biomass burning,incinerator,coal combustion,oil combustion sources showed significant differences.The results of Pearson correlation analysis for the common sources between the two cities showed that long-range transported sources and some sources with seasonal patterns such as oil combustion and soil had high correlation coefficients.Conditional Bivariate Probability Function(CBPF)was used to identify the inflow directions for the sources,and joint-PSCF(Potential Source Contribution Function)was performed to determine the common potential source areas for sources affecting both cities.These models facilitated a more precise verification of city-specific influences on PM_(2.5) sources.The results of this study will aid in prioritizing air pollution mitigation strategies during the heating season and strengthening air quality management to reduce the impact of downwind neighboring cities.
基金supported by Guangdong Basic and Applied Basic Research Foundation(Nos.2021B1515120055 and 2022A1515010499).
文摘Urban rainwater runoff is an important source of nonpoint source pollution due to its transport of diverse contaminants,including polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons(PAHs)and chlorinated derivatives.Importantly,these chlorinated polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons(Cl-PAHs)exhibit elevated toxicological potential compared to their non-halogenated parent compounds.In this study,we proposed an approach that combined multivariate receptor model with integration of SHapley Additive exPlanations and Random Forest model.This method identifies the possible sources and reveals the impact of source apportionment results and environmental driving factors(such as geographical and meteorological data)on pollutant concentrations.Sixteen PAHs and nine ClPAHs were detected in 79 runoff samples from all three sites.TheΣ_(16)PAHs average concentration(2923.93 to 6071.83 ng/L)was significantly higher than theΣ_(9)Cl-PAHs(384.34 to 1314.73 ng/L).The source apportionment was conducted by positive matrix factorization(PMF),and six potential pollution sources for PAHs and three for Cl-PAHs were quantified.PAHs primarily originate from the combustion of fossil fuels such as traffic,industrial emissions and coal tar,while Cl-PAHs are mainly derived from atmospheric deposition and industrial emissions.Meanwhile,the self‑organizing map classified PAHs and Cl-PAHs into 2 and 3 groups,respectively.The k-means algorithm yielded 4 clusters for runoff samples.Among machine learning models,Random Forest(RF)demonstrated optimal predictive performance and integrated with SHapley Additive exPlanations(RF-SHAP)revealed the effects of driving factors on the predicted concentration of PAHs and Cl-PAHs in urban runoff samples.
