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Assessment of the NOх integral emission from the St. Petersburg megacity by means of mobile DOAS measurements combined with dispersion modelling

Ionov et al., 2022

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790939784166530731
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Ionov D
Makarova M
Kostsov V
Foka S
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Atmospheric Pollution Research

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Megacities are strong sources of environmental pollution. Accurate estimates of the corresponding emissions are important to assess environmental impact and to ensure reliable operation of numerical atmospheric models. One of the most important factors of air …
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    • G01MEASURING; TESTING
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