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Potential sources of black carbon during CHINARE summer shipborne surveys in the Arctic Ocean
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作者 Biao Tian Ruiqi Nan +6 位作者 Yixi Zhao Diyi Yang Jie Tang Xin Wang Weijun Sun Chuanjin Li Minghu Ding 《Journal of Environmental Sciences》 2025年第12期907-919,共13页
Black carbon (BC) aerosols are considered key factors that contribute to rapid climate warming and ice melt in the Arctic region.However,compared with long-term observations from land-based stations,observational data... Black carbon (BC) aerosols are considered key factors that contribute to rapid climate warming and ice melt in the Arctic region.However,compared with long-term observations from land-based stations,observational data over the Arctic Ocean remain relatively scarce.Four Arctic scientific expeditions were conducted in the summer and early autumn of 2010,2012,2016,and 2018 via the Chinese research vessel Xue Long,during which the BC concentrations along the routes were measured via light absorption methods.In this work,the spatiotemporal distribution characteristics of BC over the Arctic Ocean were examined on the basis of these observations.The potential sources of BC along the various routes were analyzed via the weighted potential source contribution function and weighted concentrationweighted trajectory methods of the hybrid single-particle Lagrangian integrated trajectory model in conjunction with Arctic transport potential climate model simulations.The analysis results indicated that wildfires in the western Aleutian Islands,Siberia,and Far East regions were the primary contributors to the BC aerosol concentration observed along the Arctic expedition routes in summer,identifying these regions as major potential source areas. 展开更多
关键词 Chinese Arctic scientific expeditions Black carbon Backward trajectory Cluster analysis potential source contribution function Concentration-weighted trajectory
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Environmental impact and health risk assessment of volatile organic compound emissions during different seasons in Beijing 被引量:13
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作者 Chuanqi Li Qianqian Li +5 位作者 Dongge Tong Qingliang Wang Mingge Wu Bohua Sun Guijin Su Li Tan 《Journal of Environmental Sciences》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2020年第7期1-12,共12页
Volatile organic compounds(VOCs)are major contributors to air pollution.Based on the emission characteristics of 99 VOCs that daily measured at 10 am in winter from 15 December 2015 to 17 January 2016 and in summer fr... Volatile organic compounds(VOCs)are major contributors to air pollution.Based on the emission characteristics of 99 VOCs that daily measured at 10 am in winter from 15 December 2015 to 17 January 2016 and in summer from 21 July to 25 August 2016 in Beijing,the environmental impact and health risk of VOC were assessed.In the winter polluted days,the secondary organic aerosol formation potential(SOAP)of VOC(199.70±15.05 mg/m^3)was significantly higher than that on other days.And aromatics were the primary contributor(98.03%)to the SOAP during the observation period.Additionally,the result of the ozone formation potential(OFP)showed that ethylene contributed the most to OFP in winter(26.00%and 27.64%on the normal and polluted days).In summer,however,acetaldehyde was the primary contributor to OFP(22.00%and 21.61%on the normal and polluted days).Simultaneously,study showed that hazard ratios and lifetime cancer risk values of acrolein,chloroform,benzene,1,2-dichloroethane,acetaldehyde and 1,3-butadiene exceeded the thresholds established by USEPA,thereby presenting a health risk to the residents.Besides,the ratio of toluene-to-benzene indicated that vehicle exhausts were the main source of VOC pollution in Beijing.The ratio of m-/p-xylene-toethylbenzene demonstrated that there were more prominent atmospheric photochemical reactions in summer than that in winter.Finally,according to the potential source contribution function(PSCF)results,compared with local pollution sources,the spread of pollution from long-distance VOCs had a greater impact on Beijing. 展开更多
关键词 Volatile organic compounds(VOCs) Secondary organic aerosol formation potential(SOAP) Ozone formation potential(OFP) Risk assessment potential source contribution function(PSCF)
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