Titlebook: Urban Air Pollution; Monitoring and Contr Ivo Allegrini,Franco Santis Conference proceedings 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 Lu

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Urban Air Pollution978-3-642-61120-9Series ISSN 1431-7141

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Recent Developments in Atmosphere Pollution ControlThe air quality control over extended urban and industrial areas, that was starting almost 30 years ago, has clearly proved a worthwile project.

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The Monitoring System for Urban Air Pollution in Belarus the success of atmospheric protection activities. The Main Admistration of Hydrometeorology of Belarus monitors air pollution in 14 cities with more than 65% of urban population and measures gamma radiation dose rates in 53 cities. (Figure 1).

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Urban atmospheric pollution: review of the state-of-the-artdensely populated locations, high levels of primary pollutants should be expected. In addition, since most primary emitted compounds may react in the atmosphere with radicals, sites experiencing intense solar irradiation may also experience high concentration levels of secondary pollutants. This mak

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Atmospheric Chemistry Relevant to Urban Pollution as well as man-made sources, meteorology and interaction with photochemically active light. Persistent inversions, land-sea-breezes or drainage of air masses caused by specific conditions in the surroundings of an urban area will have a significant influence on the extend and the nature of pollutio

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Laboratory studies for understanding atmospheric chemical processesatic hydrocarbons and SO.) but may also be secondary, i.e. the result of chemical reactions (photochemical and non-photochemical) in the atmosphere. Laboratory studies serve to understand the chemical processes leading to the formation of noxious pollutants, to set up models allowing to simulate the