Vertical changes of PM2.5 driven by meteorology in the atmospheric boundary layer during a heavy air pollution event in central China
Xiaoyun Sun(China Meteorological Administration), Xiaodan Ma(Heilongjiang Bayi Agricultural University), Jun Hu(Fujian Academy of Environmental Sciences), Yue Zhou(China Meteorological Administration), Jiaping Xu(Jiangsu Provincial Meteorological Bureau), Yongqing Bai(China Meteorological Administration), Chenghao Tan(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhuozhi Shu(China Aerodynamics Research and Development Center), Guiqian Tang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Tianliang Zhao(China Meteorological Administration), Shaofei Kong(Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology)
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