Air Pollution Modeling and Its Application XIX pp 675-676 | Cite as
Nonlinearity in Source-Receptor Relationship for Sulfur and Nitrate in East Asia
Conference paper
Abstract
Source-receptor (S-R) relationships for sulfur and nitrate are being actively sought in East Asia where great amounts of pollutants are being emitted into the air (e.g., Park et al., 2004). Nonlinearity in the advection and chemical processes is suggested to cause problems when model is used for the derivation of S-R relationships (Bartnicki, 1999).
Keywords
Stretch Ratio Receptor Region East Asian Region Deposition Amount Pollutant Deposition
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