Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(2), P. 316 - 316
Published: Jan. 12, 2024
O3
poses
a
significant
threat
to
human
health
and
the
ecological
environment.
In
recent
years,
pollution
has
become
increasingly
serious,
making
it
difficult
accurately
control
precursor
emissions.
Satellite
indicator
methods,
such
as
FNR
(formaldehyde-to-nitrogen
dioxide
ratio
(HCHO/NO2
ratio)),
provide
an
effective
way
identify
ozone
areas
on
large
geographical
scale
due
their
simple
acquisition
of
datasets.
This
can
help
determine
primary
factors
contributing
assist
in
managing
it.
Based
TROPOMI
data
from
May
2018
December
2022,
combined
with
ground-based
monitoring
China
National
Environmental
Monitoring
Centre,
we
explored
uncertainty
associated
using
HCHO/NO2
(FNR)
area
determination.
We
focused
four
representative
regions
China:
Jing-Jin-Ji-Lu-Yu
(JJJLY),
Jiang-Zhe-Hu-Wan
(JZHW),
Chuan-Yu
(CY),
South
China.
By
statistical
curve-fitting
method,
found
that
thresholds
were
3.5–5.1,
2.0–4.0,
2.5–4.2,
1.7–3.5,
respectively.
Meanwhile,
analyzed
spatial
temporal
characteristics
HCHO,
NO2,
areas.
The
HCHO
concentrations
NO2
had
obvious
cyclical
patterns,
higher
column
densities
occurring
summer
winter.
These
high
values
always
appeared
dense
population
activities
well-developed
economies.
distribution
indicated
during
periods,
urban
industrial
primarily
controlled
by
VOCs,
suburban
gradually
shifted
VOC-limited
regimes
transitional
eventually
reverted
back
regimes.
contrast,
rural
other
remote
relatively
less
development
mainly
NOx.
also
exhibited
periodic
variations,
mostly
appearing
lower
study
identifies
main
different
serve
valuable
reference
for
control.
Photoacoustics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
43, P. 100718 - 100718
Published: April 1, 2025
This
study
presents
the
development
and
evaluation
of
a
UV-LED
based
photoacoustic
(PA)
measurement
system
for
ozone
(O3)
detection
to
demonstrate
its
potential
low-cost
accurate
sensing
while
first
time
addressing
importance
photodissociation
PA
signal
generation
O3
in
UV
range.
With
limit
7.9
ppbV,
exhibits
significant
advancement
over
state-of-the-art
UV-PA
is
on
par
with
laser-based
setups.
Following
novel
discussion
arising
from
products,
cross-sensitivity
effects
due
environmental
factors
such
as
temperature
gas
composition
were
systematically
analyzed.
A
digital
twin
driven
compensation
these
influences
was
implemented
evaluated.
Despite
challenges
associated
modeling
H2O
CO2,
shows
considerable
potential,
though
further
studies
real
world
applications
must
be
conducted.
Atmosphere,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(5), P. 491 - 491
Published: April 24, 2025
Exposure
to
high
surface
ozone
(O3)
concentrations,
which
is
a
major
air
pollutant
and
greenhouse
gas,
constitutes
significant
public
health
concern,
especially
considering
the
potential
adverse
impact
of
climate
change
on
future
O3
values.
The
implementation
increasingly
effective
methods
assess
factors
determining
formation
variability
is,
therefore,
great
significance.
In
this
study,
methodological
approach
combining
both
supervised
unsupervised
machine
learning
algorithms
(MLAs)
with
Shapley
additive
explanations
(SHAP)
method
was
used
understand
key
behind
explore
nonlinear
relationships
linking
these
factors.
SHAP
analysis
carried
out
at
different
event
scales
indicated
(i)
dominant
role
meteorological
variables
in
driving
variability,
mainly
relative
humidity,
wind
speed,
temperature
throughout
study
period;
(ii)
an
increase
contribution
temperature,
nitrogen
oxides,
carbon
monoxide
concentrations
during
selected
pollution
event;
(iii)
predominant
effect
speed
humidity
shaping
daily
patterns
clustered
using
k-means
technique.
results
obtained
are
expected
be
useful
for
definition
measures
prevent
and/or
mitigate
damage
associated
exposure.
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(2), P. 316 - 316
Published: Jan. 12, 2024
O3
poses
a
significant
threat
to
human
health
and
the
ecological
environment.
In
recent
years,
pollution
has
become
increasingly
serious,
making
it
difficult
accurately
control
precursor
emissions.
Satellite
indicator
methods,
such
as
FNR
(formaldehyde-to-nitrogen
dioxide
ratio
(HCHO/NO2
ratio)),
provide
an
effective
way
identify
ozone
areas
on
large
geographical
scale
due
their
simple
acquisition
of
datasets.
This
can
help
determine
primary
factors
contributing
assist
in
managing
it.
Based
TROPOMI
data
from
May
2018
December
2022,
combined
with
ground-based
monitoring
China
National
Environmental
Monitoring
Centre,
we
explored
uncertainty
associated
using
HCHO/NO2
(FNR)
area
determination.
We
focused
four
representative
regions
China:
Jing-Jin-Ji-Lu-Yu
(JJJLY),
Jiang-Zhe-Hu-Wan
(JZHW),
Chuan-Yu
(CY),
South
China.
By
statistical
curve-fitting
method,
found
that
thresholds
were
3.5–5.1,
2.0–4.0,
2.5–4.2,
1.7–3.5,
respectively.
Meanwhile,
analyzed
spatial
temporal
characteristics
HCHO,
NO2,
areas.
The
HCHO
concentrations
NO2
had
obvious
cyclical
patterns,
higher
column
densities
occurring
summer
winter.
These
high
values
always
appeared
dense
population
activities
well-developed
economies.
distribution
indicated
during
periods,
urban
industrial
primarily
controlled
by
VOCs,
suburban
gradually
shifted
VOC-limited
regimes
transitional
eventually
reverted
back
regimes.
contrast,
rural
other
remote
relatively
less
development
mainly
NOx.
also
exhibited
periodic
variations,
mostly
appearing
lower
study
identifies
main
different
serve
valuable
reference
for
control.