Responses of surface and satellite observed tropospheric NO2 to emission perturbations due to COVID-19 in China
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Start Time:2021-07-10 12:05(Asia/Shanghai)

Duration:5min

Session:SP 张贴报告专场 » SP-11主题11、大气科学 墙报

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Abstract
Lockdowns were performed worldwide to contain 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) spreads, while the control strategies demonstrated dramatic regional discrepancies. Using space-based Ozone Monitoring Instrument (OMI) nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and Chinese situ NO2 measurements, here we monitor COVID-19 to evaluate the different measurements. We find significant reductions of tropospheric NO2 columns due to COVID-19 controls by more than 40%. The perturbations in tropospheric NO2 diminished accompanied with the mitigation of COVID-19 pandemic, and finally disappeared within around 50-70 days after the starts of control measures, providing indications for the start, maximum, and relaxation of intensive controls.
 
Keywords
situ-satellite COVID-19 NO2
Speaker
陈嘉祺
中国科学技术大学

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陈嘉祺 中国科学技术大学
姜哲 中国科学技术大学
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