Exploring the inconsistent variations in atmospheric primary and secondary pollutants during the 2016 G20 summit in Hangzhou, China: implications from observations and models
Gen Zhang(Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences), Xiaoyan Meng(Fuzhou University), Jianjun He(Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences), Wanting Jiang(Chengdu University of Information Technology), Linlin Liang(Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences), Likun Xue(Shandong University), Chang Liu(Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences), Zeyuan Li(Ocean University of China), Bing Qi(Zhejiang Meteorological Bureau), Hongli Wang(Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China), Yan Yan(Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology), Honghui Xu(Zhejiang Meteorological Bureau), Ke Gui(Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences), Rongguang Du(Zhejiang Meteorological Bureau), Wanyun Xu(Fujian Medical University)
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