Emissions vs. turbulence and atmospheric stability: A study of their relative importance in determining air pollutant concentrations

Keyphrases

• Turbulence 100%
• Atmospheric Stability 100%
• Air Pollutant Concentration 100%
• Pollution 66%
• Pollutants 66%
• Convective Conditions 66%
• Israel 33%
• Benzene 33%
• High Concentration 33%
• Toluene 33%
• Meteorological Conditions 33%
• Air Pollution 33%
• CO2 Concentration 33%
• Urban Environment 33%
• Nighttime 33%
• Peak Concentration 33%
• Relative Impact 33%
• Haifa 33%
• Atmospheric Conditions 33%
• Locally Produced 33%
• Stable Conditions 33%
• Nonlinear Model 33%
• Work Study 33%
• Ambient Concentration 33%
• Overall Concentrations 33%
• NOx Emission 33%
• Meteorological Factors 33%
• Traffic Volume 33%
• Low Turbulence 33%
• Nighttime Driving 33%
• Local Emissions 33%
• Morning Peak 33%
• Ultrafine Particles 33%
• PM2.5 Concentration 33%
• Black Carbon Particles 33%
• Rush Hour 33%
• Atmospheric Lifetime 33%
• Pollutant Concentration 33%
• Chemical Attributes 33%
• Air Pollution Concentration 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Atmospherics 100%
• Emissions 100%
• Pollutant Concentration 100%
• Air Pollutant 100%
• Air Pollution 40%
• Israel 20%
• Particular Matter 2.5 20%
• Black Carbon 20%
• Low Turbulence 20%
• Meteorological Factors 20%
• Benzene 20%