Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8863812 | Atmospheric Environment | 2018 | 26 Pages |
Abstract
The review finds that the frequency of GEO satellite data exceeds the temporal resolution required for air quality studies, but the spatial resolution is too coarse for localised air quality studies. Continual monitoring necessitates using the less sensitive thermal infra-red bands, which also reduce surface absorption effects. However, given the challenges of the aerosol inversion problem and difficulties in converting columnar AOD to surface concentrations, the review identifies coupled GEO-neural networks as potentially the most viable option for improving quantification.
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Authors
M. Sowden, U. Mueller, D. Blake,