The role of sea-salt emissions and heterogeneous chemistry in the air quality of polluted coastal areas. Athanasopoulou, E., Tombrou, M., Pandis, S., N., & Russell, A., G. ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS, 8(19):5755-5769, 2008. abstract bibtex Open-ocean and surf-zone sea-salt aerosol (SSA) emission
parameterizations are incorporated in the CAMx aerosol model and
applied over an area with an extended Archipelago (Greece), with a fine
grid nested over the highly populated Attica peninsula. The maximum
indirect impact of SSA on PM10 mass (35%) is located over a marine
area with moderate SSA production and elevated shipping emissions
(central Aegean Sea) where SSA interacts with anthropogenic nitric acid
forming sodium nitrate. SSA increases PM10 levels in the Athens city
center up to 25% during stable onshore winds. Under such conditions
both open-ocean and surf-zone mechanisms contribute to aerosol
production over Attica. A hybrid scheme for gas-to-particle mass
transfer is necessary for accurately simulating semi-volatile aerosol
components when coarse SSA is included. Dynamically simulating mass
transfer to the coarse particles leads to a quadrupling of predicted
PM10 nitrate in the Athens city center and up to two orders of
magnitude in its coarse mass in comparison to using a bulk equilibrium
approach.
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components when coarse SSA is included. Dynamically simulating mass
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