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Journal of Atmospheric Science Research
ISSN: 2630-5119 (Online)
Vol. 6 , Iss. 4 (October 2023)
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ArticleAssessing the Impact of Gas Flaring and Carbon Dioxide Emissions on Precipitation Patterns in the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria Using Geospatial Analysis
Otutu Anslem Onyebuchi
, Eteh Desmond Rowland, Iluma Vieme Phoebe
49-64
Article ID: 5954 DOI：https://doi.org/10.30564/jasr.v6i4.5954
263 (Abstract)
118 (Download)
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This research utilizes geospatial methodologies to investigate the influence of gas flaring and carbon dioxide emissions on precipitation patterns within the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. The study relies on average mean precipitation data sourced from CHRS at the University of Arizona and carbon dioxide emissions data from NASA' s AIRS in Giovanni, spanning from... More
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ArticleCase Study of Coastal Fog Events in Senegal Using LIDAR Ceilometer
Semou Ndao, Cheikh Modou Noreyni Fall, Luis Durán, Assie Regina Djiguene Diatta, Abdou lahat Dieng, Badara Sane, Amadou Thierno Gaye
65-77
Article ID: 5943 DOI：https://doi.org/10.30564/jasr.v6i4.5943
373 (Abstract)
192 (Download)
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This study aims to examine the atmospheric conditions characterising fog phenomena on the Senegalese coast focusing on two specific instances that occurred on April 3 and April 30, 2023. These events were detected by the LIDAR Ceilometer installed at LPAOSF/ESP/UCAD and confirmed on the METARs of the meteorological stations at Dakar and Diass airports. The... More
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ArticleProblems and opportunities for biometeorological assessment of conditions cold season
Elena Sergeevna Andreeva, Sergey S. Andreev
77-85
Article ID: 5935 DOI：https://doi.org/10.30564/jasr.v6i4.5935
153 (Abstract)
59 (Download)
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The article is devoted to a discussion of the possibilities of biometeorological assessment of the severity of weather conditions during the cold season. The relevance of the study is ensured not only by the fact that residents of a number of states, whose total number is more than 27 million people, live in these extreme... More
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ArticleSpatial and Temporal Variation of Particulate Matter (PM10 and PM2.5) and Its Health Effects during the Haze Event in Malaysia
Afiqah Ma’amor, Norazian Mohamed Noor, Izzati Amani Mohd Jafri, Nur Alis Addiena, Ahmad Zia Ul Saufie, Nor Azrita Amin, Madalina Boboc, Gyorgy Deak
27-48
Article ID: 5873 DOI：https://doi.org/10.30564/jasr.v6i4.5873
501 (Abstract)
239 (Download)
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This study aims to assess and compare levels of particulate matter (PM10 and PM2.5) in urban and industrial areas in Malaysia during haze episodes, which typically occur in the south west monsoon season. The high concentrations of atmospheric particles are mainly due to pollution from neighbouring countries. Daily PM concentrations were analysed for urban and... More
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ArticleSnowfall Shift and Precipitation Variability over Sikkim Himalaya Attributed to Elevation-Dependent Warming
Pramod Kumar, Khushboo Sharma
1-26
Article ID: 5854 DOI：https://doi.org/10.30564/jasr.v6i4.5854
435 (Abstract)
172 (Download)
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Sikkim Himalaya hosts critical water resources such as glacial, rain, and snow-fed springs and lakes. Climate change is adversely affecting these resources in various ways, and elevation-dependent warming is prominent among them. This study is a discussion of the elevation-dependent warming (EDW), snowfall shift, and precipitation variability over Sikkim Himalaya using a high-resolution ERA5-land dataset.... More