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September 4, 2026
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Экологическая оценка загрязнения атмосферного воздуха диоксидом серы над территорией Украины

С. 131–137.
Rodriges Zalipynis R. A.
Translator: Г. В. Аверин

For the first time, using remote sensing data (RSD), maps for Ukraine of atmospheric pollution risks by sulfur dioxide (SO2) with resolution 27.5 km × 18 km are created. It is shown, that risk levels of eastern and western parts of Ukraine are related as 2:1. Also for the first time, using RSD, the dependencies of SO2 concentrations on wind speed and direction are obtained. It is detected that the spread of SO2 from large thermal power stations can reach 30–45 km and risk levels at Danube delta and Black Sea are elevated.

Language: Russian
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Keywords: air pollutionзагрязнение воздухадистанционное зондированиеRemote Sensing

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