development of an integrated air pollution maps on key plot of krasnoyarsk region

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2016
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Abstract

The paper suggested the construction of a comprehensive air pollution map as an example of the key area of the Krasnoyarsk Territory. To create a map developed an original technique for limiting emissions spread zones in the atmosphere from industrial plants near the cities on the basis of climatic data. The proposed method is based on taking into account the repeatability wind speed and direction and length of time of pollutants in the atmosphere. The used methods of cartographic representation – quantitative background (emissions per unit area within the zones of the potential spread of contaminants), localized diagrams (emissions and air pollution index for the city), contour lines (the value of air pollution potential). Using an integrated map allows you to specify the impact of the transfer of pollutants in the formation of the level of pollution in the city, together with the volumes and values of emissions of air pollution potential.

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Authors ;E. A. Bozhilina;A. A. Ilin
Journal Frontiers in genetics
Year 2016
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10.24057/2414-9179-2016-1-22-415-420
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