The high-resolution estimation of sulfur dioxide (SO2) concentration, health effect and monetary costs in Beijing.
The high-resolution estimation of sulfur dioxide (SO2) concentration, health effect and monetary costs in Beijing.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.chemosphere.2019.125031
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发表时间:
2020-02
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8.8
通讯作者:
Yu Wu;Rui Li;Lulu Cui;Ya Meng;Hanyun Cheng;Hongbo Fu
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作者:
Yu Wu;Rui Li;Lulu Cui;Ya Meng;Hanyun Cheng;Hongbo Fu
Severe air pollution episodes with high SO2loading have been frequently observed during the last decades in Beijing and have caused a noticeable damage to human health. To advance the spatiotemporal prediction of SO2exposure in Beijing, we developed the monthly land use regression (LUR) models using daily SO2concentration data collected from 34 monitoring stations during 2016 and 7 categories of potential independent variables (socio-economic factors, traffic and transport, emission source, land use, meteorological data, building morphology and Geographic location) in Beijing. The average adjusted R2of 12 final LUR models was 0.62, and the root-mean-squared error (RMSE) was 4.12 μg/m3. The LOOCV R2and RMSE of LUR models reached 0.56 and 5.43 μg/m3, respectively, suggesting that the LUR models achieved the satisfactory performance. The prediction results suggested that the average SO2level in Beijing was 11.06 μg/m3with the highest one up to 22.49 μg/m3but the lowest one down to 3.86 μg/m3. The SO2exposure showed strong spatial heterogeneity, which was much higher in the southern area than that in the northern in Beijing. The mortality and morbidity due to the excessive SO2concentration were estimated to be 73 (95% CI:(38–125)) and 27854 (95% CI:(13852-41659)) cases per year in Beijing, leading to economic cost of 35.76 (95% CI:(16.45–54.06)) and 441.47 (95% CI:(318.31–562.04)) million RMB Yuan in 2016, respectively. This study clarified the intra- and inter-regional transport modeling of the SO2pollution in Beijing and supplied an important support for the future air-quality and public health management strategies.