2023
DOI: 10.1088/1755-1315/1129/1/012041
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The evaluation of carbon monoxide emissions using regression analysis and GIS techniques

Abstract: In the last few years, Baghdad city has witnessed substantial changes in the land use/land cover, a significant increase in the number of inhabitants, number of vehicles, and industrial activities. As a result, air pollutants from traffic, industries, cooking, and waste incineration are relatively increased. Moreover, Baghdad city is considered an attractive location for a large number of humans, where the potential for human exposure to relatively high air pollutants makes Baghdad city a good target of invest… Show more

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“…However, under the same lockdown conditions in Shanghai, the concentration of CO in spring lockdown increased (Table 2). It is known that the CO concentration is primarily influenced by human activities [27], and this increase during the spring lockdown period can be attributed to the transmission of airflow from the surrounding areas that were not under lockdown. Consequently, it is expected that there should have been a reduction in the O 3 concentration during the spring lockdown period because of the increase in the CO concentration.…”
Section: Interplay Of Air Pollutants During the Two Covid-19 Lockdown...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, under the same lockdown conditions in Shanghai, the concentration of CO in spring lockdown increased (Table 2). It is known that the CO concentration is primarily influenced by human activities [27], and this increase during the spring lockdown period can be attributed to the transmission of airflow from the surrounding areas that were not under lockdown. Consequently, it is expected that there should have been a reduction in the O 3 concentration during the spring lockdown period because of the increase in the CO concentration.…”
Section: Interplay Of Air Pollutants During the Two Covid-19 Lockdown...mentioning
confidence: 99%