Aerosol observation in Fengtai area, Beijing
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Abstract Measurements of aerosol number concentration and particulate matter with diameter less than 10 μm (PM 10 ) mass concentrations of urban background aerosols were performed in Fengtai area, Beijing in 2006. Black carbon (BC) was collected simultaneously from the ground and analyzed to determine the particulate matter components. To satisfy the interest in continuous monitoring of temporal and spatial distribution of aerosols, the relationship between extinction coefficient (visibility) measured by lidar remote sensing and the aerosol number concentration measured from the ground was derived by using statistical method. Vertical particle number concentration profile within the planetary boundary layer could be inversed through the lidar data as well as the statistical relation.
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OpenAlex topics: Atmospheric chemistry and aerosols · Air Quality and Health Impacts · Atmospheric aerosols and clouds
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