Strong regional transport of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) during wintertime in Shanghai megacity of China
Yuehui Liu(Shanghai Academy of Environmental Sciences), Cheng Huang(Shanghai Academy of Environmental Sciences), Shengrong Lou(Shanghai Academy of Environmental Sciences), Tiantao Cheng(Fudan University), Hongli Wang(Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China), Qian Wang(Shanghai Academy of Environmental Sciences), Yaqin Gao(Shanghai Academy of Environmental Sciences), Shengao Jing(Shanghai Academy of Environmental Sciences), Yarong Peng(Goldwind (China)), Rusha Yan(Shanghai Academy of Environmental Sciences)
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