• Acta Photonica Sinica
  • Vol. 51, Issue 3, 0301001 (2022)
Liangliang CHENG1、2、3、4, Chenbo XIE1、3、*, Hao YANG1、2、3, Zhiyuan FANG1、2、3, Min ZHAO1、3, Xu DENG1、2、3, Bangxin WANG1、3, and Kunming XING1、3
Author Affiliations
  • 1Key Laboratory of Atmospheric Optics,Anhui Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics,Hefei Institute of Physical Science,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Hefei 230031,China
  • 2Science Island Branch of Graduate School,University of Science and Technology of China,Hefei 230026,China
  • 3Advanced Laser Technology Laboratory of Anhui Province,Hefei 230037,China
  • 4Anhui Province Key Laboratory of Simulation and Design for Electronic Information System,Hefei Normal University,Hefei 230601,China
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    DOI: 10.3788/gzxb20225103.0301001 Cite this Article
    Liangliang CHENG, Chenbo XIE, Hao YANG, Zhiyuan FANG, Min ZHAO, Xu DENG, Bangxin WANG, Kunming XING. Observation and Analysis of a Haze Pollution Event in Beijing by Spaceborne and Ground-based Lidars[J]. Acta Photonica Sinica, 2022, 51(3): 0301001 Copy Citation Text show less
    Lidar structure diagram
    Fig. 1. Lidar structure diagram
    Flow chart of pollution analysis based on multi-source sensor data
    Fig. 2. Flow chart of pollution analysis based on multi-source sensor data
    Time series of PM2.5,PM10 concentration and PM2.5/PM10
    Fig. 3. Time series of PM2.5,PM10 concentration and PM2.5/PM10
    Spatial-temporal variation of lidar extinction coefficient and lidar range-corrected signal and planetary boundary layer height during observation period
    Fig. 4. Spatial-temporal variation of lidar extinction coefficient and lidar range-corrected signal and planetary boundary layer height during observation period
    The 48 h backward trajectory by HYSPLIT during the pollution period
    Fig. 5. The 48 h backward trajectory by HYSPLIT during the pollution period
    Time series of PM2.5concentration in Zhengzhou and Baoding on January 11-14,2015
    Fig. 6. Time series of PM2.5concentration in Zhengzhou and Baoding on January 11-14,2015
    MODIS remote sensing true color image (UTC time)
    Fig. 7. MODIS remote sensing true color image (UTC time)
    The 550 nm AOD observed by MODIS remote sensing (UTC time)
    Fig. 8. The 550 nm AOD observed by MODIS remote sensing (UTC time)
    Total backscatter coefficient,vertical feature mask,and aerosol subtype observed during CALIPSO transits over Beijing
    Fig. 9. Total backscatter coefficient,vertical feature mask,and aerosol subtype observed during CALIPSO transits over Beijing
    PM2.5 concentration and ground meteorological parameters on January 11-17,2015
    Fig. 10. PM2.5 concentration and ground meteorological parameters on January 11-17,2015
    Temperature variation at different altitudes in Beijing during January 12-15,2015 at 0:00
    Fig. 11. Temperature variation at different altitudes in Beijing during January 12-15,2015 at 0:00
    Concentration of pollutant gas and planetary boundary layer height from January 11-17,2015
    Fig. 12. Concentration of pollutant gas and planetary boundary layer height from January 11-17,2015
    Linear fitting chart of PM2.5 and NO2,CO on January 11-17,2015
    Fig. 13. Linear fitting chart of PM2.5 and NO2,CO on January 11-17,2015
    Main technical parametersGround lidarCALIPSO
    Laser wavelength / nm532/1 064532/1 064
    Single pulse laser energy / mJ500/1 000110
    Pulse Repetition Frequency / Hz2020.16
    Divergence angle (full angle)/µrad<500100
    Field of View (full angle)/ µrad500130
    Telescope Diameter / mm3001 000
    Type of photodetectorPMT/APDPMT/APD
    Horizontal resolution / m/333
    Vertical resolution / m7.530~60
    Table 1. Comparison of ground-based and spaceborne lidar parameters
    Liangliang CHENG, Chenbo XIE, Hao YANG, Zhiyuan FANG, Min ZHAO, Xu DENG, Bangxin WANG, Kunming XING. Observation and Analysis of a Haze Pollution Event in Beijing by Spaceborne and Ground-based Lidars[J]. Acta Photonica Sinica, 2022, 51(3): 0301001
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