Observation Study of Ozone Vertical Variation and its Impact on Environment in Summer in Beijing

doi:10.7523/j.issn.2095-6134.2005.4.006

Abstract

Abstract:

Utilizing the vertical measurement data of O₃ and meteorological factors obtained on the Beijing 325m meteorological tower fromJuly 19 to August 20, 2002, we dealt with the temporal, spatial and vertical distribution of ozone, analyzed the importance of meteorological factors and their impact on relevant pollutant concentration levels from chemical aspects, and discussed the relationship among these pollutants. All these results will provide a physical basis for accurately predicting photochemical pollution in extensive, further research

Key words: ozone, meteorological condition, chemistry, vertical distribution

CLC Number:

REN Li-Hong, HU Fei, ZHOU De-Gang, WANG Wei. Observation Study of Ozone Vertical Variation and its Impact on Environment in Summer in Beijing[J]. , 2005, 22(4): 429-435.

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