Economic and Social Analysis of Haze Reduction Dilemma in China

Cheng, Kit‐Yan; Yang, Xiao‐Yang

doi:10.18280/eesrj.030103

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“…This paper also has some limitations. First of all, there are many factors affecting haze, including natural factors such as vegetation coverage (Zhang 2019), social and economic factors are comprised of population density, industrial structure and industrial emissions (Li et al 2016), and meteorological factors consisting of wind speed and rainfall (Bei et al 2016). This paper only considered the haze absorption by green space, which has some shortcomings.…”

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Evaluation and sensitivity analysis of the ecosystem service functions of haze absorption by green space based on its quality in China

Ping¹,

Wang²,

Yang³

et al. 2020

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Evaluation of the ecosystem service functions of haze absorption by green space is important for controlling haze. In this study, the ecosystem service functions of haze absorption by green space in China in 2001, 2004, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016 and 2018 are analyzed based on green space quality and sensitivity using a geographic information system (GIS) and Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) imagery. The results showed that the benchmark ecosystem service functions of haze absorption by green space when considering only the area of green space showed a trend that increases first and then decreases in 2001–2018, with 9000458.55 million Kg, 9145110.75 million Kg and 7734526.75 million Kg in 2001, 2013 and 2018, respectively. However, the corrected functions based on green space quality were 7724215.34 million Kg, 8320301.79 million Kg and 6510132.55 million Kg in the corresponding years. This indicated large differences between ecosystem service functions of haze absorption based on the quality and area of green space; only considering the area of green space to evaluate ecosystem service functions will result in overestimation. In terms of the spatial distribution of the ecosystem service functions of haze absorption by green space, there were greater differences in the benchmark and corrected functions, and the spatial distributions of the maximum, intermediate and minimum ecosystem service functions were notably different. However, the benchmark and corrected functions all showed a consistent trend in the rank of their contribution rates and ecosystem service functions as well as consistent distribution trends: the spatial distribution of ecosystem service functions of haze absorption by green space was very different in the same year, but there was little difference among different years. The change coefficients for the ecosystem service functions of haze absorption by arable land and grass land remained stable, whereas the coefficient of sensitivity for forest cover was elastic. Patch density (PD) and the ecosystem service functions of SO2 absorption, NOx absorption, dust retention and total ecosystem services showed a significant negative correlation, with correlation coefficients of -0.407, -0.511, -.330 and -0.332, respectively. In contrast, the area-weighted mean shape index (SAPE_AM) and ecosystem service functions exhibited significant positive relationships with correlation coefficients of 0.650, 0.634, 0.568 and 0.570, respectively. The results provide an improved method for evaluating the ecosystem service functions of haze absorption by green space as well as a reference for the prevention and control of haze and the coordinated development of regional societies, the economy and the environment.

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Section: Coefficient Of Sensitivitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Evaluation and sensitivity analysis of the ecosystem service functions of haze absorption by green space based on its quality in China

Ping¹,

Wang²,

Yang³

et al. 2020

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“…The term "realisable" means the model satisfies certain mathematical constraints on the Reynolds stress, and obeys the physics of turbulent flows [24]. The model makes accurate prediction of the spread rate of jet flows and excels in separation and recirculation [25].…”

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Effect of suction nozzle structure on reverse circulation performance of down-the-hole hammer drill bit

Zhao¹,

Li²,

Yin³

et al. 2017

IJHT

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This paper aims to disclose the effect of suction nozzle structure on the RC suction capacity of DTH drill bit. For this purpose, three different types of suction nozzles were developed for the DTH drill bit. Then, the CFD software was adopted to simulate the fluid movement in a hole and the DTH drill bit. The results show that type three ranked first in terms of RC suction capacity, while type two came at the bottom. Then, the entrainment ratio was introduced to quantify the RC capacity. The results show that the RC capacity of type three is about 6 times of that of the other two types of nozzles. Our research opens up a new direction for future engineering practices.

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Globalization and Pollution

Mercer¹

2018

Global Encyclopedia of Public Administration, Public Policy, and Governance

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Economic and Social Analysis of Haze Reduction Dilemma in China

Cited by 4 publications

References 28 publications

Evaluation and sensitivity analysis of the ecosystem service functions of haze absorption by green space based on its quality in China

Evaluation and sensitivity analysis of the ecosystem service functions of haze absorption by green space based on its quality in China

Effect of suction nozzle structure on reverse circulation performance of down-the-hole hammer drill bit

Globalization and Pollution

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