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Differentiating winter haze episodes: Assessing the separate impacts of transported air masses and domestic emissions
This research aims to distinguish between winter haze events resulting from long-range transport and those resulting from local atmospheric stagnation in Seoul. Aerosols were monitored using a Time-of-Flight (ToF) Aerosol Chemical Speciation Monitor at Mt. Gwanak (629 m) and a high-resolution ToF Ae
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