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Technical Paper

Sensitivity analysis of source regions to PM2.5 concentration at Fukue Island, Japan

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Pages 445-452 | Received 11 Jan 2013, Accepted 12 Sep 2013, Published online: 11 Oct 2013

Figures & data

Figure 1. Model domain (thick line) and definition of source regions for emission sensitivity simulations. Black circles indicate remote monitoring stations: 1, Oki; 2, Nonodake; and 3, Rishiri.

Figure 1. Model domain (thick line) and definition of source regions for emission sensitivity simulations. Black circles indicate remote monitoring stations: 1, Oki; 2, Nonodake; and 3, Rishiri.

Table 1. Annual anthropogenic emissions in source regions (Gg yr−1)

Figure 2. Temporal variations of the daily and monthly mean PM2.5 concentrations at Fukue Island. Observations are indicated by gray lines, and model results are shown by black lines. Cross marks on the top of figure indicate days when dust is detected at the Nagasaki meteorological station.

Figure 2. Temporal variations of the daily and monthly mean PM2.5 concentrations at Fukue Island. Observations are indicated by gray lines, and model results are shown by black lines. Cross marks on the top of figure indicate days when dust is detected at the Nagasaki meteorological station.

Figure 3. Chemical composition of PM2.5 of filter sampling data and model simulation in May 2009 at Fukue Island. “Others” indicates primary PM2.5 called “A25J” in CMAQ.

Figure 3. Chemical composition of PM2.5 of filter sampling data and model simulation in May 2009 at Fukue Island. “Others” indicates primary PM2.5 called “A25J” in CMAQ.

Figure 4. Model results of sensitivities of source regions to monthly mean PM2.5 concentration at Fukue Island.

Figure 4. Model results of sensitivities of source regions to monthly mean PM2.5 concentration at Fukue Island.

Figure 5. Monthly mean zonal and meridonal wind velocities at surface in the model.

Figure 5. Monthly mean zonal and meridonal wind velocities at surface in the model.

Figure 6. Model results of relative contribution from source regions to annual and seasonal mean PM2.5 concentration at Fukue Island. Contributions larger than 5% are shown on the bar charts.

Figure 6. Model results of relative contribution from source regions to annual and seasonal mean PM2.5 concentration at Fukue Island. Contributions larger than 5% are shown on the bar charts.

Table 2. Comparison between the observed and simulated annual mean PM2.5 concentrations at observation sites in 2010

Figure 7. Model results of relative contributions from source regions to annual mean PM2.5 concentrations at Fukue Island, Oki, Nonodake, and Rishiri. Contributions larger than 5% are shown on the bar charts.

Figure 7. Model results of relative contributions from source regions to annual mean PM2.5 concentrations at Fukue Island, Oki, Nonodake, and Rishiri. Contributions larger than 5% are shown on the bar charts.

Figure 8. Model results of seasonal mean relative contribution from source regions to daily mean PM2.5 concentration in high PM2.5 days (>35 μg m–3) at Fukue Island. Contributions larger than 5% are shown on the bar charts.

Figure 8. Model results of seasonal mean relative contribution from source regions to daily mean PM2.5 concentration in high PM2.5 days (>35 μg m–3) at Fukue Island. Contributions larger than 5% are shown on the bar charts.

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