Index of Atmospheric Purity reflects the ecological conditions better than the environmental pollution in the Carpathian forests

Tanona, Magdalena; Czarnota, Paweł

doi:10.1007/s11629-020-6266-1

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“…Magdalena validated the application of the Atmospheric Purity Index method in the assessment of environmental pollution and the assessment of general ecological conditions in protected montane forests in Gorce National Park (West Carpathians, Poland) based on the associated epiphytic lichen biota [2].…”

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Environmental Monitoring and Restoration of Ecological Cycle Index System Based on IoT Agriculture

Hou¹

2022

Scientific Programming

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Environmental factors have a direct impact on the development of agriculture, so it is particularly important to detect the environment of the agroecological cycle index system. Although there are some plans for environmental monitoring, most of them are environmental monitoring for a larger concept, but this study is specific to the actual object. This article takes farmland as the research object and comprehensively uses embedded technology, information monitoring technology, and network technology based on the analysis of the research status and system application of the farmland environmental monitoring system. This article studies and designs a real-time online remote monitoring system for farmland ecological environment based on embedded architecture and GPRS technology. By using sensors to obtain farmland information, it is displayed on the monitoring center and mobile client, and data information is obtained in real time. It manages and protects the farmland environment in advance. This article measures and analyzes the data from the final experiment. The experimental results show that the monitoring system can accurately collect farmland data in real time. And through the embedded server and the Internet, the data can be remotely transmitted in real time and displayed on the monitoring center and mobile client software. The results showed that PM2.5 was 30 μg/m3 at 20:00. The experimental data have the characteristics of real time and stability, which can meet the requirements of real-time network remote monitoring and transmission of data.

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Environmental Monitoring and Restoration of Ecological Cycle Index System Based on IoT Agriculture

Hou¹

2022

Scientific Programming

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“…Despite the distance, it is practically the first significant elevation of the terrain in the south-east direction from pollution emitters. Moreover, the Gorce Mountains have been already the object of interest of researchers dealing with the state of the environment since the end of 1980s, due to the noted air pollution with dust, sulfur, and nitrogen oxides which was probably one of the causes of changes in biocenoses, including the dying out of mountain spruce forests (Godzik, 1991 ; Niemtur, 1997 ; Tanona & Czarnota, 2020 ).…”

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The impact of the mountain barrier on the spread of heavy metal pollution on the example of Gorce Mountains, Southern Poland

Miśkowiec

2022

Environ Monit Assess

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The main objective of this study was to determine the content, mobility, and the variability of concentration of zinc, lead, and cadmium in soils from the Gorce Mountains (south Poland), located over 100 km south-east from the potential industrial sources of contamination—zinc-lead sulfide ore mine and smelter in Bukowno, as well as hard coal mines of Silesia region and Kraków Nowa-Huta steelwork. The abovementioned problem is crucial in the context of the traditional mountain farming still extant in the region, as well as intensively developing tourism. The geoaccumulation index and potential ecological risk index were adopted to evaluate soil pollution in the study area and the BCR sequential extraction technique to assess mobility of the abovementioned elements. The obtained results clearly show that the pollution from distant industrial sources in the mountains is detectable. Apart from the increased concentrations of the tested metals in the soil (especially available forms), there is also a strong correlation between the concentrations of lead, zinc, and cadmium, which proves their common source of origin. The main evidence is the fact that differences in the concentrations of the tested metals on the windward and leeward sides were statistically significant. This also means that the studied mountain area, despite relatively low altitudes (up to 1310 m above sea level), constitutes a measurable barrier to the spread of atmospheric pollutants.

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“…For thousands of years, the atmospheric environment has been and will always be one of the important components of the natural environment on which all living things in the world depend [1]. Air pollution is still a key link in ecological environment pollution, and air quality directly affects people's physical and mental health [2]. The goal of research and development of atmospheric quality monitoring system is to collect regional atmospheric environmental quality data in real time, to establish corresponding information database, and to make statistics, processing, analysis, and automatic drawing of atmospheric environmental situation graphics, for the reference of comprehensive atmospheric environmental management [3].…”

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Practice of Air Environment Quality Monitoring Data Visualization Technology Based on Adaptive Wireless Sensor Networks

Yin

2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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This paper begins by outlining the evolution and current state of traditional wireless sensor networks, followed by an examination of the principle and architecture of wireless sensor networks, as well as the challenges that traditional wireless sensor networks face in environmental monitoring. This paper designs and develops a data visualization system for wireless sensor networks based on the visualization system and the advantages of other visualization systems, after analyzing and comparing the current visualization systems for monitoring wireless sensor networks. A real-time monitoring system for urban air quality based on wireless sensor network is designed to solve the problem that the traditional method of combining manual sampling with laboratory analysis for air quality monitoring is expensive and cannot carry out real-time online monitoring for multiple points at the same time. The system’s implementation is based primarily on air quality monitoring data collected in the Shenyang area for visual display and analysis. The air quality monitoring system proposed in this paper has a complete structure and independent modules and is simple to use. The dynamic adaptability of the monitoring system is greatly improved by utilizing the self-adaptability and self-organization of wireless sensor networks, which brings great convenience to air quality monitoring.

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Index of Atmospheric Purity reflects the ecological conditions better than the environmental pollution in the Carpathian forests

Cited by 9 publications

References 46 publications

Environmental Monitoring and Restoration of Ecological Cycle Index System Based on IoT Agriculture

Environmental Monitoring and Restoration of Ecological Cycle Index System Based on IoT Agriculture

The impact of the mountain barrier on the spread of heavy metal pollution on the example of Gorce Mountains, Southern Poland

Practice of Air Environment Quality Monitoring Data Visualization Technology Based on Adaptive Wireless Sensor Networks

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