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Assessment of transboundary ozone contribution toward South Korea using multiple source–receptor modeling techniques

Choi et al., 2014

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6890485515958526884
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Choi K
Lee J
Bae C
Kim C
Kim S
Chang L
Ban S
Lee S
Kim J
Woo J
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Atmospheric environment

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Abstract Ozone concentrations in East Asia were simulated using the Community Multi-scale Air Quality (CMAQ) model, and its source contributions were estimated by multiple source– receptor modeling techniques. To study relationships between ozone concentrations and …
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