Identification of the roles of urban plume and local chemical production in ozone episodes observed in Long Island Sound during LISTOS 2018: Implications for ozone control strategies

Zhao, Kaihui; Wu, Yonghua; Huang, Jianping; Gronoff, Guillaume; Berkoff, Timothy A.; Arend, Mark; Moshary, Fred

doi:10.1016/j.envint.2023.107887

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Identification of the roles of urban plume and local chemical production in ozone episodes observed in Long Island Sound during LISTOS 2018: Implications for ozone control strategies

2023
By Zhao, Kaihui ; Wu, Yonghua ; Huang, Jianping ; ...
Source: Environment International, 174, 107887

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Long Island Sound (LIS) frequently experiences ozone (O3) exceedance events that surpass national ambient air quality standards (NAAQS) due to complex driving factors. The underlying mechanisms governing summertime O3 pollution are investigated through collaborative observations from lidar remote sensing and ground samplers during the 2018 LIS Tropospheric O3 Study (LISTOS). Regional transport and local chemical reactions are identified as the two key driving factors behind the observed O3 episodes in LIS. An enhanced laminar structure is observed in the O3 vertical structure in the atmospheric boundary layer (i.e., 0–2 km layer) for the case domi -
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