污染物
环境科学
空气质量指数
空气污染
空气污染物
中国
碎片(计算)
污染
大气科学
自然地理学
环境工程
气象学
地理
生态学
地质学
考古
生物
作者
Longyan Cai,Mazhan Zhuang,Yin Ren
标识
DOI:10.1080/09603123.2020.1720620
摘要
Understanding the spatio-temporal characteristics of air pollutants is essential to improving air quality. One aspect is the question of whether green spaces can reduce air pollutant concentrations. However, previous studies on this issue have reported mixed results. This study analyzed the spatio-temporal characteristics of NO2, PM2.5 and O3 in Fujian Province, Southeast China in 2015. In order to reduce uncertainties in the conclusions drawn, the effects landscape metrics describing green spaces have on air pollutants have been analyzed using Pearson correlation analysis at six different spatial scales for the four seasons, considering the influence of meteorological conditions. The results show that PM2.5 and O3 are major pollutants whose relative importance varies with the seasons. Significant differences in pollutant concentrations were observed in suburban and urban areas, highlighting the importance of ensuring a reasonable spatial distribution of monitoring stations. Moreover, significant correlations between air pollutants and green space landscape patterns during the four seasons were found, revealing increased air pollutant concentrations with increasing landscape fragmentation and reduced connectivity and aggregation. This probably indicates that interconnected green spaces have the potential to improve air quality. Utilizing green space function regulations can alleviate NO2 and PM2.5 pollution effectively, but it is still difficult to reduce O3 concentrations because green spaces are likely to not only serve as sinks for O3, but can also promote O3 formation.
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