Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association, Год журнала: 2025, Номер 75(6), С. 429 - 463
Опубликована: Май 28, 2025
Satellite data have long been recognized as valuable for air quality applications. These applications are in a stage of rapid growth: new geostationary satellites provide hourly or sub-hourly data; improvements algorithms convert measured wavelengths into retrievals atmospheric constituents; advances machine learning support improved estimates near-surface pollution; and growing interest among managers has led to range satellite Considering mainly activities the United States under Clean Air Act, we discuss proven relevant management, including: informing epidemiological studies health risk assessments setting regulatory standards; evaluating models; constraining emissions inventories; supporting Exceptional Event Demonstrations through tracking wildfire plumes other sources; characterizing emission patterns ozone-forming chemistry State Implementation Plans; improving forecasting; long-term trends evaluate impact. professionals increasingly using these related analyses, but barriers remain. This review provides summary products used assessments; progress observations deriving surface-level information across scales; their use management.Implications: The covers advancements over last 15 years. Success with applications, especially PM2.5 NO2, include assessment, inventories, short- relevance. Solutions co-developed between researchers practitioners show promise continued value
Язык: Английский
