Impact of Lockdown on Ambient Air Quality in Nagpur Due to COVID-19 Pandemic

Saini, Divyanshu; Darla, Upendra R.; Lataye, Dilip H.; Motghare, Vidyanand Motiram; Ravendiran, E.

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COVID-19 Lockdown Impact on Air Pollution: A Global Comparative Analysis

Akan¹,

Coccia²

2022

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The goal of this study is to develop a global analysis, based on data from 2015 to 2022, that clarifies the impact of containment policies (e.g., lockdown and quarantine) for Coronavirus Disease-2019 (COVID-19) on the air pollution between countries of different continents. In this context, average changes of CO, NO2, SO2, O3, PM2.5, and PM10 concentrations based on measurements at ground level in January, February, and March for 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022 are compared with average values of 2015-2018 period between 300 cities of 19 countries in 5 continents. Results show that the maximum reduction in pollutant concentrations during this period is given by: CO (-4,367.5%) in France, NO2 (-150.5%) in China and Australia, SO2 (-154.1%) in Israel, O3 (-94.1%) in China, PM2.5 (-41.4%) in Germany and PM10 (-157.4%) in Turkey. Findings reveal that the effects of containment policies on air quality vary significantly between countries depending on different geographical characteristics of regions. This study has main environmental policy implications because it clarifies the critical role of severe control measure to reduce air pollution and support sustainable environment and development.

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COVID-19 Lockdown Impact on Air Pollution: A Global Comparative Analysis

Akan¹,

Coccia²

2022

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Assessment of ambient air quality status of Amravati city using time series forecasting network in deep learning MATLAB

Saini,

Dixit,

Lataye

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Changes of Air Pollution between Countries Because of Lockdowns to Face COVID-19 Pandemic

Akan

Coccia²

2022

Applied Sciences

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The goal of this study is to analyze how levels of air pollution changed between countries with their restriction policy of lockdown to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic. The study design compares average changes of CO, NO2, SO2, O3, PM2.5 and PM10 concentrations based on measurements at ground level in January, February, and March for the years 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022 (during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis) to average values of a 2015–2018 baseline period (ex-ante COVID-19 pandemic) between 300 cities in 19 countries of five geoeconomic regions. Results reveal that the maximum reduction in air pollutant concentrations is given by: CO (−4367.5%) in France, NO2 (−150.5%) in China and Australia, SO2 (−154.1%) in Israel, O3 (−94.1%) in China, PM2.5 (−41.4%) in Germany, and PM10 (−157.4%) in Turkey. Findings show that the effects of restriction policies for COVID-19 pandemic on air quality vary significantly between countries, depending on the different geographical, economic, industrial and social characteristics of the countries. These results clarify the critical relationship between control measures for pandemic crises and levels of air pollution in countries that can support best practices of environmental policy for pathways of sustainable development.

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Impact of Lockdown on Ambient Air Quality in Nagpur Due to COVID-19 Pandemic

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COVID-19 Lockdown Impact on Air Pollution: A Global Comparative Analysis

COVID-19 Lockdown Impact on Air Pollution: A Global Comparative Analysis

Assessment of ambient air quality status of Amravati city using time series forecasting network in deep learning MATLAB

Changes of Air Pollution between Countries Because of Lockdowns to Face COVID-19 Pandemic

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