Dust Acid Uptake Analysis during Long-Lasting Dust and Pollution Episodes over East Asia Based on Synergetic Observation and Chemical Transport Model
Dust Acid Uptake Analysis during Long-Lasting Dust and Pollution Episodes over East Asia Based on Synergetic Observation and Chemical Transport Model
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DOI:
10.2151/sola.2017-020
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发表时间:
2017
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影响因子:
1.9
通讯作者:
I. Uno;K. Yumimoto;K. Osada;Zhe Wang;Xiaole Pan;S. Itahashi;Shigekazu Yamamoto
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作者:
I. Uno;K. Yumimoto;K. Osada;Zhe Wang;Xiaole Pan;S. Itahashi;Shigekazu Yamamoto
Two heavy dust storms that occurred between 24−26 May 2014 in Mongolia and Inner Mongolia, China were responsible for long-lasting dust episodes observed from 26 May to 2 June 2014 in Fukuoka, Japan. During this period, dust and anthropogenic pollutants were transported simultaneously to Fukuoka and Korea and remained there for almost 8 days. We successfully observed fine and coarse aerosol time variations (1-hour intervals) in Fukuoka. The GEOS-Chem chemical transport model, which includes dust-acid uptake processes, successfully reproduced the aerosol variations and explained the Asian-scale dust-pollutant transport and transformation processes. Model sensitivity analyses with and without dust-acid uptake processes showed that the formation of dust-nitrate occurred over the Yellow Sea and East China Sea before arriving in Japan. The model sensitivity analysis showed that less than 5% of the coarse dust-nitrate originated from NOx emissions from Japan, and large amounts of dust-nitrate originated outside of Japan. ( Citation : Uno, I., K. Yumimoto, K. Osada, Z. Wang, X. Pan, S. Itahashi, and S. Yamamoto, 2017: Dust acid uptake analysis during long-lasting dust and pollution episodes over East Asia based on synergetic observation and chemical transport model. SOLA , 13 109−113,