Source apportionment of visibility impairment using a three-dimensional source-oriented air quality model
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Abstract
A three-dimensional source-oriented Eulerian air quality model is developed that can predict source contributions to the visibility reduction. Particulate matter and precursor gases from 14 different sources (crustal material, paved road dust, diesel engines, meat cooking, noncatalyst-equipped gasol …
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| Authors | Ying Q;Mysliwiec M;Kleeman MJ;; |
| Journal | Environmental science & technology |
| Year | 2004 |
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National Center for Biotechnology Information
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Forecasting
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pmid:14998023
doi:10.1021/es0349305
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