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[국내논문] 황사의 대기환경영향
Impacts of Asian Dust on Atmospheric Environment 원문보기

한국대기환경학회지 = Journal of Korean Society for Atmospheric Environment, v.27 no.3, 2011년, pp.255 - 271  

김영성 (한국외국어대학교 환경학과)

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ACE-Asia (Asian Pacific Regional Aerosol Characterization Experiment) in spring 2001 was a turning point to trigger international research interest on Asian dust (AD). This basically arose from the lack of research on AD, the important natural phenomenon to characterize the Northeast Asia. In contra...

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핵심어 질문 논문에서 추출한 답변
황사란? 황사는 중국과 몽골의 사막, 황토고원, 만주 등에서 발생하여 강한 바람을 타고 장거리를 이동한 흙먼지이다. 기상청에서는 PM₁₀이 일정 농도 이상이거나 가시적으로 흙먼지를 관찰할 수 있을 때 황사를 판정하므로(기상청 보도자료 2007.
기상청의 황사 판단 기준은? 황사는 중국과 몽골의 사막, 황토고원, 만주 등에서 발생하여 강한 바람을 타고 장거리를 이동한 흙먼지이다. 기상청에서는 PM₁₀이 일정 농도 이상이거나 가시적으로 흙먼지를 관찰할 수 있을 때 황사를 판정하므로(기상청 보도자료 2007. 2.
황사기간 2차 이온의 변화에 대한 어떠한 관점으로 학문적 관심이 큰가? 황사기간 2차 이온의 변화는 2가지 관점에서 학문적으로 관심이 크다. 첫째는, 오염 지역에서 주로 미세입자에 존재하는 2차 이온이 황사의 조대입자를 만날 때 상호작용이다. 오염지역에서 질산염은 질산암모늄 형태로 미세입자에 존재하지만 조대입자와 함께 양이온이 많아지면 휘발하여 조대입자에서 질산칼슘 등을 형성한다. 둘째는, 2차 생성에 대한 황사 입자의 기여도이다. 황사를 구성하는 광물질 중 탄산칼슘이 주성분인 방해석이나 백운석은 기체상 질산이나 황산과 결합될 수 있다. 질산 칼슘은 수분을 흡수하여 용해되며 액상반응으로 이어지는 데 비하여 황산칼슘은 용해도가 낮아 반응이 제한된다. 그러나 황산염도 강우를 동반할 때는 액상 반응이 가능하여 조대입자 분율이 높아진다(Ooki and Uematsu, 2005; Kim and Park, 2001).
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