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Urban air quality management-A review

Sunil Gulia (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi), S.M. Shiva Nagendra (Indian Institute of Technology Madras), Mukesh Khare (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi), Isha Khanna (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi)

Atmospheric Pollution Research
DOI: 10.5094/apr.2015.033 (Environmental Science)
Licence : CC BY-NC-ND

Résumé : Urban air quality management plan (UAQMP) is an effective and efficient tool employed in managing acceptable urban air quality. However, the UAQM practices are specific to a country’s needs and requirements. Majority of the developed countries have full–fledged UAQMP with a regulatory management framework. However, developing countries are still working in formulating the effective and efficient UAQMPs to manage their deteriorating urban air environment. The first step in the process of formulation of UAQMP is to identify the air quality control regions based on ambient air quality status and second, initiate a time bound program involving all stakeholders to develop UAQMPs. The successful implementation of UAQMPs depends on the strength of its key components, e.g. goal/objective, monitoring network, emission inventory, air quality modeling, control strategies and public participation. This paper presents a comprehensive review on UAQMPs, being implemented worldwide at different scales e.g., national (macro), city (medium), and local (micro).

Publié le 30 Oct. 2014