What is driving the diurnal variation in tropospheric NO2 columns over a cluster of high emission thermal power plants in India?

Sachin D. Ghude(Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology), Anoop S. Mahajan(Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology), Rajesh Kumar(NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research), Chinmay Jena(Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology), Santosh H. Kulkarni(Centre for Development of Advanced Computing), Gabriele Pfister(NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research), Sreyashi Debnath(Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology), Rama Krishna Karumuri(Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology), Veeresh S. Sajjan(Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology), D. M. Lal(Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology), Rachana Kulkarni(Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology), B. Upendra(Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology), R.J. Vander A(Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute), Prakash Pithani(Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology)
Atmospheric Environment X
November 22, 2019
10.1016/j.aeaoa.2019.100058
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