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SO2 over central China: Measurements, numerical simulations and the tropospheric sulfur budget

He et al., 2012

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7592040256595414136
Author
He H
Li C
Loughner C
Li Z
Krotkov N
Yang K
Wang L
Zheng Y
Bao X
Zhao G
Dickerson R
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres

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SO2in central China was measured in situ from an aircraft and remotely using the Ozone Monitoring Instrument (OMI) from the Aura satellite; results were used to develop a numerical tool for evaluating the tropospheric sulfur budget‐sources, sinks, transformation …
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