Long-range transport of organic aerosol to Cape Hedo,Japan  

作　　者：Xiaoxiu Lun Akinori Takami Weifang Ma Akio Shimono Shiro Hatakeyama 

机构地区：[1]Beijing Forestry University [2]National Institute for Environmental Studies,Onogawa 16-2,Tsukuba 305-8506,Japan [3]Sanyu Plant Service Co.,Ltd.,Hashimotodai 1-8-21,Kanagawa 229-1132,Japan [4]Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology,3-8-IHarumi-cho,Fuchu-shi,Tokyo 183-8538,Japan

出　　处：《Particuology》2014年第2期35-41,共7页颗粒学报（英文版）

基　　金：supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities, China (YX2013-20);the Environment Research and Technology Development Fund.MOE,japan (2A-1101);the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 51078034, 51278051)

摘　　要：An investigation at Cape Hedo, Japan, from 2005 to 2006, focused on the long-range transport of organic aerosol （OA） from the Asian continent. An Aerodyne aerosol mass spectrometer was used to investigate the OA data collected over the study. OA concentrations were low from July to September and peaked during March and April. Based on air mass origins, four OA source regions were identified： northern China, southern China, Japan, and Korea. OA concentrations measured at Cape Hedo from the four sources did not exhibit large differences. Conversely, the frequencies of the air masses reaching Cape Hedo from the different regions varied considerably. Northern China was identified as the primary source of organic aerosols at Cape Hedo. Examination of variations in the ratio of m/z 44 to OA concentrations with transport time showed that OAs were partially oxidized during transportAn investigation at Cape Hedo, Japan, from 2005 to 2006, focused on the long-range transport of organic aerosol （OA） from the Asian continent. An Aerodyne aerosol mass spectrometer was used to investigate the OA data collected over the study. OA concentrations were low from July to September and peaked during March and April. Based on air mass origins, four OA source regions were identified： northern China, southern China, Japan, and Korea. OA concentrations measured at Cape Hedo from the four sources did not exhibit large differences. Conversely, the frequencies of the air masses reaching Cape Hedo from the different regions varied considerably. Northern China was identified as the primary source of organic aerosols at Cape Hedo. Examination of variations in the ratio of m/z 44 to OA concentrations with transport time showed that OAs were partially oxidized during transport

关 键 词：Long-range transportOrganic aerosolSource contributionOkinawa 

分 类 号：O648.18[理学—物理化学]