Vertical Variability of Aerosol Pollution in St. Petersburg According to Long-term Lidar Observations

Author:

Samulenkov D.A.1,Sapunov M.V.1

Affiliation:

1. Resource Center "Observatory of environmental safety", Research Park, St. Petersburg University

Abstract

Processing of data obtained using lidar technologies was carried out to identify the vertical variability of the distribution of aerosols in the atmospheric column by month. The results of 227 lidar measurements from 2014 to 2023 were processed in total. It has been established that the concentration and height of compacted aerosol layers begin to increase in spring time, reaches a maximum in July, and from October there is a visible decline in aerosol concentrations in the atmospheric air. It has been established that in the warm season the height of compacted aerosol layers reaches 1200–1800 m, while in the cold season it reaches only heights of 600–1100 m. It was concluded that fine aerosol predominates over the city, based on the calculated Angstrom parameter in the range from 1.95 to 2.91.

Publisher

Kalvis

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