In this paper we access the effects of two atmospheric variables (temperatureand relative humidity) on two important pollutants in the atmosphere(Nitrogen oxides (NOx) and carbon monoxide (CO)) by using one year(2016)...In this paper we access the effects of two atmospheric variables (temperatureand relative humidity) on two important pollutants in the atmosphere(Nitrogen oxides (NOx) and carbon monoxide (CO)) by using one year(2016) data of Addis Ababa. Temperature has impact on atmosphericmixing and cause for the reduction of NOx as temperature increases.There are positive correlation between temperature and CO concentrationfrom January to April with (R^2 = 0.69), negative correlation from Mayto August with (R2 = 0.92) and no correlation for the remaining months.NOx and CO have moderate positive and negative correlation with relativehumidity during the months January-April (R^2 = 0.294 for NOx and R^2 =0291 for CO) and in the months May-August are R2 = 0.97 and R2 = 0.15for NOx and CO respectively. But there are no clear correlation betweenthe NOx and CO with relative humidity from September-December.NOx concentrations during wet season was almost about twice that of thedry season, but no such difference was observed in the case of CO. Theseasonal average air temperature in wet season is relatively lower than dryseason. NOx exhibited positive and CO negative seasonal correlations withrelative humidity.展开更多
文摘In this paper we access the effects of two atmospheric variables (temperatureand relative humidity) on two important pollutants in the atmosphere(Nitrogen oxides (NOx) and carbon monoxide (CO)) by using one year(2016) data of Addis Ababa. Temperature has impact on atmosphericmixing and cause for the reduction of NOx as temperature increases.There are positive correlation between temperature and CO concentrationfrom January to April with (R^2 = 0.69), negative correlation from Mayto August with (R2 = 0.92) and no correlation for the remaining months.NOx and CO have moderate positive and negative correlation with relativehumidity during the months January-April (R^2 = 0.294 for NOx and R^2 =0291 for CO) and in the months May-August are R2 = 0.97 and R2 = 0.15for NOx and CO respectively. But there are no clear correlation betweenthe NOx and CO with relative humidity from September-December.NOx concentrations during wet season was almost about twice that of thedry season, but no such difference was observed in the case of CO. Theseasonal average air temperature in wet season is relatively lower than dryseason. NOx exhibited positive and CO negative seasonal correlations withrelative humidity.
