Research Articles
This page provides the information on DSS research by individual WG members and outcomes of TEMM DSS.
List of Published Research Articles
Development and Assessment of ADAM3 Ensemble Prediction System
SOLA. 2023, 19, p.26-32
Sources of aeolian magnetite at a remote site in Japan: Dominantly Asian desert dust or anthropogenic emissions?
Atmospheric Environment 2023, 314
Improvement in Dust Storm Simulation by Considering Stone Coverage Effects for Stony Deserts in East Asia
Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 2023, 128 (2)
Spatiotemporal Dispersion of Local-Scale Dust from the Erdenet Mine in Mongolia Detected by Himawari-8 Geostationary Satellite
SOLA. 2022, 18, p.225-230
Changes in Dust Emissions in the Gobi Desert due to Global Warming Using MRI-ESM2.0
SOLA. 2022, 18, p218-224
Improvements of ADAM3 By Incorporating New Dust Emission Reduction Formulations Based on Real-Time MODIS NDVI
Remote Sensing. 2021, 13(16), 3139
Compositional Characteristics of Atmospheric Aerosols during a Consecutive High Concentration Episode in Seoul, Korea
Atmosphere 2020, 11(3), 310
Seasonal Asian Dust Forecasting Using GloSea5-ADAM
Atmosphere 2020, 11(5), 526
Performance of KMA-ADAM3 in Identifying Asian Dust Days over Northern China
Atmosphere 2020, 11(6), 593
Aerosol Physical Characteristics over the Yellow Sea During the KORUS-AQ Field Campaign: Observations and Air Quality Model Simulations
Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences, 55, 629–640
Prediction of Asian Dust Days over Northern China Using the KMA-ADAM2 Model
Weatherand Forecasting, 34(6).
Improved Dust Emission Reduction Factor in the ADAM2 Model Using Real-Time MODIS NDVI
Atmosphere 2019, 10(11), 702
Dust Heterogeneous Reactions during Long-Range Transport of a Severe Dust Storm in May 2017 over East Asia
Atmosphere 2019, 10(11), 680
Transport of Mineral Dust from Africa and Middle East to East Asia Observed with the Lidar Network (AD-Net)
SOLA, 15, 257-261
Dust Vortex in the Taklimakan Desert by Himawari-8 High Frequency and Resolution Observation
Scientific Reports, 9(1), 1209
Aerosol Physical Characteristics over the Yellow Sea During the KORUS-AQ Field Campaign: Observations and Air Quality Model Simulations
Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences volume 55, pages629–640
Characteristics of Long-lasting Haze Episodes Observed in Seoul during 2009~2014
Theoretical and Applied Climatology volume 136, pages55–64
Dust Acid Uptake Analysis during Long-Lasting Dust and Pollution Episodes over East Asia Based on Synergetic Observation and Chemical Transport Model
SOLA, Volume 13 Pages 109-113
Improved Dust Forecast by Assimilating MODIS IR-Based Nighttime AOT in the ADAM2 Model
SOLA, Volume 13 Pages 192-198
Inverse Modeling of Asian Dust Emissions with POPC Observations: A TEMM Dust Sand Storm 2014 Case Study
SOLA, Volume 13 Pages 31-35
Simultaneous Dust and Pollutant Transport over East Asia: The Tripartite Environment Ministers Meeting March 2014 Case Study
SOLA, Volume 13 Pages 47-52
Variations of Dust Extinction Coefficient Estimated by Lidar Observations over Japan, 2007-2016
SOLA, Volume 13 Pages 205-208
Importance of long-range nitrate transport based on long- term observation and modeling of dust and pollutants over East Asia
Aerosol and Air Quality Research, Vol. 17 Issue 12, pp 3052-3064
A method for estimating the fraction of mineral dust in particulate matter using PM2.5-to-PM10 ratios
Particuology, Volume 28, Pages 114-120
Forecasting of Asian Dust Storm during 10-13 May in 2011 with an Ensemble-based Data Assimilation System
Particuology, Volume 28, Pages 121-130
Relationships between soil moisture and dust emissions in a bare sandy soil of Mongolia
Particuology, Volume 28, Pages 131-137
Dust and Sand Storms (DSS) in East Asia
Asia-Pacific Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 49(1)
Comparative inverse analysis of satellite (MODIS) and ground (PM10) observations to estimate dust emissions in East Asia
Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences volume 49, pages3–17
The retrieval of the Asian dust depolarization ratio in Korea with the correction of the polarization-dependent transmission
Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences volume 49, pages19–25
Analysis of dust events in 2008 and 2009 using the lidar network, surface observations and the CFORS model
Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences volume 49, pages27–39
Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences volume 49, pages41–48
Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences volume 49, pages41–48
The comparison of two severe Hwangsa (Asian dust) cases of spring and winter in Seoul, Korea
Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences volume 49, pages49–56
A numerical study of the effect of frozen soil on dust emission during an East Asian dust event in December 2009
Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences volume 49, pages57–65
Influence of DSSs on urban air quality in China during 2005–2010 and analysis of a severe DSS event
Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences volume 49, pages67–71
PM10 data assimilation over south Korea to Asian dust forecasting model with the optimal interpolation method
Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences volume 49, pages73–85
The influence of vegetation variation on Northeast Asian dust activity
Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences volume 49, pages87–94
A simulation of Asian dust events observed from 20 to 29 December 2009 in Korea by using ADAM2
Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences volume 49, pages95–109
Numerical simulation and evaluation of Asian dust events observed in Mongolia in spring 2011
Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences volume 49, pages111–120
Impact of a dust storm on characteristics of particle matter (PM) in Guangzhou, China
Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences volume 49, pages121–131
Relationship between Lidar-derived Dust Extinction Coefficients and Mass Concentrations in Japan
SOLA, Volume 7A Issue Special_Edition Pages 1-4
Solubility of Iron in the Aerosol Collected during Kosa (Asian Dust) Events in Japan
SOLA, Volume 7A Issue Special_Edition Pages 5-8
Short-Term Variations in Aerosol Components during the Same Asian Dust (Kosa) Event Observed in Nagasaki,Japan and Beijing, China
SOLA, Volume 7A Issue Special_Edition Pages 9-12
Comparison of Surface Observations and a Regional Dust Transport Model Assimilated with Lidar Network Data in Asian Dust Event of March 29 to April 2, 2007
SOLA, Volume 7A Issue Special_Edition Pages 13-16
Meteorological Features and Particulate Matter Monitoring of the Asian Dust (Hwangsa) Event Observed in Korea on 1 April 2007
SOLA, Volume 7A Issue Special_Edition Pages 17-20
The Impact of Ground-Based Observations on the Inverse Technique of Aeolian Dust Aerosol
SOLA, Volume 7A Issue Special_Edition Pages 21-24
Dust Model Intercomparison Between ADAM and CFORS/Dust For Asian Dust Case in 2007 (March 28 - April 3)
SOLA, Volume 7A Issue Special_Edition Pages 25-28
Intensity of a Dust Storm in Mongolia during 29-31 March 2007
SOLA, Volume 7A Issue Special_Edition Pages 29-31
Asian Dust Transport to Kanto by Flow around Japan's Central Mountains
SOLA, Volume 7A Issue Special_Edition Pages 32-35
The Effects of Snow Cover and Soil Moisture on Asian Dust: I. A Numerical Sensitivity Study
SOLA, Volume 7A Issue Special_Edition Pages 36-39
The Effects of Snow Cover and Soil Moisture on Asian Dust: II. Emission Estimation by Lidar Data Assimilation
SOLA, Volume 7A Issue Special_Edition Pages 40-43
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