A Study on Long Term Variation in Particulate Matter and Black Carbon Aerosol Optical Thickness Over Mysuru, India : A Satellite Data Approach

Ganesh, K. E.; Dhanya, G.; Shivkumar, M.; Pranesha, T. S.

doi:10.54302/mausam.v69i2.358

MAUSAM

2018

DOI: 10.54302/mausam.v69i2.358

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A Study on Long Term Variation in Particulate Matter and Black Carbon Aerosol Optical Thickness Over Mysuru, India : A Satellite Data Approach

K. E. Ganesh¹,

G. Dhanya²,

M. Shivkumar³

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Study of Black Carbon (BC) Mass Concentration Variation at a Coastal Region (Surat)

Solanki

Pathak

2020

The 3rd International Electronic Conference on Atmospheric Sciences

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Black Carbon (BC) aerosols mass concentration was studied at Surat, Gujarat (India), a coastal region near the Tapi River at the Gulf of Khambhat. Using satellite data for solar extinction due to Black Carbon (BC) mass concentration, data were collected from the Giovanni platform developed by NASA. Results of the data for the 5-year period (January to December 2001–2005) are discussed here. Annual and Seasonal variations of Black Carbon (BC) in relation to changes in the regional meteorological conditions are discussed here. The data collected during January to December 2001–2005 indicated the annual average BC concentration. The mean annual variations of BC aerosols mass concentration saw its maximum in the month of December while minimum was seen in the month of July. The seasonal mean BC mass concentration observed to be at its lowest in monsoon season while its highest was in winter at the study region. Variation of the BC trend observed was higher in the month December and lower in the month of July which is mostly related to the changes in the local boundary layer.

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Study of Black Carbon (BC) Mass Concentration Variation at a Coastal Region (Surat)

Solanki

Pathak

2020

The 3rd International Electronic Conference on Atmospheric Sciences

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A Study on Long Term Variation in Particulate Matter and Black Carbon Aerosol Optical Thickness Over Mysuru, India : A Satellite Data Approach

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