Origin and Transport Pathway of Dust Storm and Its Contribution to Particulate Air Pollution in Northeast Edge of Taklimakan Desert, China

The Taklimakan Desert in Northwest China is the major source of dust storms in China. The northeast edge of this desert is a typical arid area which houses a fragile oasis eco-environment. Frequent dust storms cause harmful effects on the oasis ecosystem and negative impacts on agriculture, transpor...

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Published in:	Atmosphere Vol. 12; no. 1; p. 113
Main Authors:	Aili, Aishajiang, Xu, Hailiang, Kasim, Tursun, Abulikemu, Abudumijiti
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Basel MDPI AG 01-01-2021
Subjects:	Agricultural ecosystems Agriculture Air masses Air pollution Air pollution measurements Anthropogenic factors Arid regions Atmospheric particulates Cluster analysis Clustering Deserts Dust dust storm Dust storms Environmental impact Human influences Humidity Laboratories Meteorological data Mitigation Nitrogen dioxide NOAA/HYSPLIT model Oases Pollutants Pollution dispersion Pollution monitoring Precipitation Rain Seasons source region Storms Sulfur dioxide Trajectory analysis trajectory pattern Transport Vector quantization Weather Taklamakan Desert China
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