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Roof dust accumulation characteristics and influencing factors in typical urban areas of Beijing. [PDF]
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Evaluation of Polymer-Based Dust Palliatives in Soil and Stormwater Runoff in an Arid Environment. [PDF]
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Dust storms in China: a case study of dust storm variation and dust characteristics
Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment, 2002The paper discusses the nature of dust storms, which have inherent environmental implications. The physical, chemical and mineralogical properties of dust sediments collected in Kashi, Taklimakan desert, Kunlun mountains, Donghuang, Lanzhou, Ningxia, Xi'an, Inner Mongolia and Beijing from 1990 to 1994 were studied.
Feng Q., Endo K., Cheng G.
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, 2008 Dust storms are remarkable natural phenomena. They affect many countries in the Northern Hemisphere and, as such, have become an interesting research topic. We show that nowadays China is the number one publishing country of articles related to their study. On a world scale the number of publications on this topic is increasing exponentially.
Jin, Bihui, Rousseau, Ronald
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International Astronomical Union Colloquium, 1971
Silverberg (1970) has explained the “dust storms” observed by the early satellite-borne microphone detectors by postulating that the orbital planes of short-period, low-inclination comets are filled with micrometeoroids. We report here on three separate approaches to test the validity of this hypothesis.
Robert G. Roosen +2 more
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Silverberg (1970) has explained the “dust storms” observed by the early satellite-borne microphone detectors by postulating that the orbital planes of short-period, low-inclination comets are filled with micrometeoroids. We report here on three separate approaches to test the validity of this hypothesis.
Robert G. Roosen +2 more
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Dust storms: Recent developments
Journal of Environmental Management, 2009Dust storms have a number of impacts upon the environment including radiative forcing, and biogeochemical cycling. They transport material over many thousands of kilometres. They also have a range of impacts on humans, not least on human health. In recent years the identification of source areas for dust storms has been an important area or research ...
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Journal of Arid Environments, 2005
Dust storms are a phenomenon particularly common to the arid and semi-arid regions of Turkmenistan. The aridity of the climate, vast areas of sandy, solonchak and clayey deserts, sparse vegetation cover, and strong winds all favor the formation of dust storms.
L. Orlovsky, N. Orlovsky, A. Durdyev
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Dust storms are a phenomenon particularly common to the arid and semi-arid regions of Turkmenistan. The aridity of the climate, vast areas of sandy, solonchak and clayey deserts, sparse vegetation cover, and strong winds all favor the formation of dust storms.
L. Orlovsky, N. Orlovsky, A. Durdyev
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