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Estimating the effects of meteorology on PM

Liu YANG, Ye WU, Jerry M. DAVIS, Jiming HAO

Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 2011, Volume 5, Issue 3, Pages 331-341 doi: 10.1007/s11783-011-0307-5

Abstract: Olympic period; however, it is difficult to distinguish the effectiveness of those control measures since meteorologymodel based on continuous field monitoring at a roadside site was conducted to evaluate the effects of meteorologyThe response variable was PM and the meteorology covariates used in the model were hourly temperatureUsing the meteorologically-based regression coefficients from the two time periods, meteorology was found

Keywords： meteorology emission control measures Beijing Olympic Games PM_2.5 linear statistical models

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Microwave temperature sounding （MWTS） for FY-3 meteorology satellite

Chen Wenxin,Chi Jidong,Li Yanming and Li Hao

Strategic Study of CAE 2013, Volume 15, Issue 7, Pages 88-91

Abstract: It is designed for Chinese meteorology satellite (FY-3), which is in a circular sun synchronous orbit

Keywords： meteorology satellite microwave radiometer system design

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The study on meteorology hydrological rainstorm flood warning technology and system in the Yangtze River

Cui Chunguang,Zhao Yuchun,Peng Tao,Wang Bin,Li Jun,Wan Rong

Strategic Study of CAE 2012, Volume 14, Issue 10, Pages 27-32

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In this paper, a systematic review was made on the rainstorm flood early warning research and operation in the Yangtze River basin in four aspects, namely, the meso scale rainstorm field observation experiment, the heavy rainfall meso scale system formation mechanism research, the heavy rainfall numerical model forecast technology and the hydro meteorological coupling model. Then, the main factors on restricting heavy rainfall forecast and flood early warning ability and level over the Yangtze River basin were analyzed. Lastly, the main problems of science and technology and its countermeasures were put forward.

Keywords： the Yangtze River basin rainstorm flood early warning

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Long-term observation of air pollution-weather/climate interactions at the SORPES station: a review and outlook

Aijun Ding,Wei Nie,Xin Huang,Xuguang Chi,Jianning Sun,Veli-Matti Kerminen,Zheng Xu,Weidong Guo,Tuukka Petäjä,Xiuqun Yang,Markku Kulmala,Congbin Fu

Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 2016, Volume 10, Issue 5, doi: 10.1007/s11783-016-0877-3

Abstract: The concept design and detailed information of the SORPES station are introduced. Main scientific findings based 5-year measurements at the station are summarized. The future outlook of the development plan and its implications are discussed. The results improved understanding of interaction of physical and chemical processes. More SORPES-type stations are need to in different regions in China and the world. This work presents an overall introduction to the Station for Observing Regional Processes of the Earth System – SORPES in Nanjing, East China, and gives an overview about main scientific findings in studies of air pollution-weather/climate interactions obtained since 2011. The main results summarized in this paper include overall characteristics of trace gases and aerosols, chemical transformation mechanisms for secondary pollutants like O , HONO and secondary inorganic aerosols, and the air pollution – weather/climate interactions and feedbacks in mixed air pollution plumes from sources like fossil fuel combustion, biomass burning and dust storms. The future outlook of the development plan on instrumentation, networking and data-sharing for the SORPES station is also discussed.

Keywords： Secondary pollution Ground-based measurement Planetary boundary layer meteorology Earth system processes