Let us imagine the situation of the complex mass transfer taking place in the atmosphere. 7b indicates (3) SO42- is trapped at the cloud base where updrafts exist, and (4) SO42- accumulates at the cloud top, especially in the cloud interstitial air.
APPLICATION OF NON CLOUD-RESOLVING MODELING
1993a,b) Numerical modeling of the long-range transport of acidic species associated with meso-β-convective clouds over the Sea of Japan producing acid snow over coastal Japan―I. Model description and qualitative checks, Atmos. Collection of aerosols with snow and ice crystals. 1993) Numerical modeling of the long-range transport of acidic species associated with meso-β-convective clouds over the Sea of Japan in winter, Ph.D. 1948).
EMISSION REDUCTION FROM IMPLEMENTATION OF BUS RAPID TRANSIT CORRIDOR 13th IN JAKARTA
This is due to the number of truck vehicles traveling on the highway more than the number of vehicles plying on the main road. This is due to the number of vehicles of the same trucks traveling on the highway more than the number of vehicles traveling on the main road.
CONCLUSION
Paparan karbon monoksida, massa partikel halus, dan jumlah partikel sangat halus di Jakarta, Indonesia: Pengaruh mode komuter. Manual Kapasitas Jalan Indonesia (MKJI), Direktorat Jenderal Bina Marga, Indonesia. Dinas Perhubungan Provinsi DKI Jakarta, 2012.
ESTIMATION OF TOTAL CARBON EMISSION FROM FOREST FIRES: CASE STUDY OF BORNEO ISLAND
The thickness and refractive index were calculated using spectral oscillation from optical interference. The optical energy gap E04 was defined as the photon energy at which the optical absorption coefficient was 104 cm−1. This may be because the sheet size of the film's CN network is smaller than that of g-C3N4 powder. substrate.
EVALUATION OF CONTINUOUS AND FILTER-BASED METHODS FOR MEASURING PM 2.5 MASS CONCENTRATION
IN BANDUNG URBAN AREA
Therefore, nephelometer scattering in all wavelengths can be used for estimating hourly PM2.5 estimates in Bandung. Due to these considerations, the estimation of horly PM2.5 in this study was carried out using green scattering (532 nm) data.
ROADSIDE AIR POLLUTION REDUCTION TECHNOLOGY BY ACTIVATED CARBON FIBERS
Fig.2 Adsorbed amount of NO on various ACF Application of ACF for roadside NOx removal. Pressure drop of ACF unit gives only 200 Pa at the wind speed of 2 m/sec, which is one quarter of the conventional air filter (Fig.4). According to our fundamental study for more than 15 years, Japanese MLIT started the installation of ACF unit along the road of the national highway since 2007.
Fig.6 NOx (Left) and NO (Right) removal performance of ACF unit at the highway According to these results, the road air pollution reduction system using ACF was installed in 7 locations in Japan and 1 location in China. In particular, large-scale ACF fence was built at the national highway in Nagoya Prefecture in 2014, and it has greatly contributed to the reduction of air pollution of the road environment. The ACF unit can only remove 84% of NO2 and 19% of NO by passing wind at the highway in Japan once.
FISH MIGRATION
A siphon system pipe-type fishway has some typical features, and they are quite different from ordinary fishways. A pipe-type fishway can work even if the top of the weir dries. Fig.1 is the pipe-type fishway at Padang City in Indonesia, and sometimes there is no spillway at the weir.
As shown in Fig.1, it is found that it easily makes the fish go upstream in the pipe type fishway. However, it has been confirmed that the path speed of the tube-type fish fluctuates quickly and suddenly, and. In fact, the tube-type fishway in Kii River, Fukuoka Prefecture helps many fish go upstream every year.
THE INFLUENCE OF ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS TO WASTE GENERATION IN CAPITAL CITY OF
JAVA AND SUMATERA
While for the group of cities with economic activity that focuses on trade/plantation, the production of waste generation is average. Then the group of cities with economic activity that focuses on Port/Trade, the production of waste production is low. Meanwhile, group II is a group of cities that have a high rate of waste production (3.5 l/p/d) characterized by an average population density of 10,984 people/km2.
Meanwhile for cluster 2 is a group city with a highly average waste generation (3.44 l/p/d), characterized by GDP 40.50 million and economic growth 7.61. Meanwhile for group 2 is a group city with highly average waste generation (3.44 l/p/d), characterized by population density 4574 people/km2 and GDP 4.50 million. The analysis result showed that the average waste generation for medium-sized groups of city with SNI was qualified.
CARBON REDUCTION OPTIMIZATION IN
WASTE TREATMENT USING DECENTRALIZED SYSTEM WITH THE APPLICATION OF A JOINT CREDIT MECHANISM
The waste treatment technology used in this research is composting, anaerobic digestion, incineration and sanitary landfill. Carbon reduction emission is the amount of carbon that can be reduced by using alternative waste treatment compared to the amount of carbon emitted by open disposal. The cost of waste treatment alternatives is secondary data from Peraturan Menteri Pekerjaan Umum which can be seen in Table 1.
In this study, the amount of carbon reduced by each waste treatment is defined in the form of carbon emitted by related treatment. Table 3 shows that incineration emits the least carbon of other waste treatment technologies. Figure 4 shows that due to the presence of carbon trading (see the red line), the operational costs of waste processing in Bandung City became cheaper than before (see the blue line).
DEGRADATION OF DEGRADABLE PLASTICS ON SEVERAL SOLID AND LIQUID MEDIA
These samples were inserted at three different heights, 30 cm, 60 cm and 90 cm from the bottom. These bags were then inserted into the compost pile at different points, 40 and 60 cm from the bottom. The inoculum was anaerobic sludge obtained from the Bojongsoang Wastewater Treatment Plant, where the.
In this condition, the Cikapundung River water sample was then dropped into the reactor, size 60x40x50 cm. The plastic samples of @Ecoplas, @Oxium and HDPE as a negative control were inserted into the reactor. It can be seen that the weight of @Oxium at a height of 30 cm from the bottom had the least percentage degradation, whereas at a height of 60 cm from the bottom the sample plastic had a percentage degradation of 24.53% and the highest degradation occurs at a height of 90 cm from the bottom, 28.35. It can be seen that the weight of @Oxium at a height of 30 cm from the bottom had the least percentage degradation, 12.29%, whereas the sample plastic at a height of 60 cm from the bottom had a percentage degradation of 17.93% and the highest degradation occurs at a height of 90 cm from the bottom, which is 20.44%.
CHANGES IN SOIL CHARACTERISTICS UNDER SARIMUKTI LANDFILL, WEST BANDUNG REGENCY
Samples were taken to look for possible changes in basic soil characteristics, comparing soil characteristics under and outside the landfill. From the six samples that were below the landfill area, a mean Specific Gravity (Gs) of 2.56 was obtained, with a standard deviation of 0.021. Due to the smaller shock than the t-table, then H0 is accepted, which means that there is no significant difference between the Gs of the soil under the landfill with a value of 2.55 (Gs of the soil in the area outside the landfill).
From the six samples under the landfill area, an average plasticity index (IP) was obtained that reached 37.82%, with a standard deviation of 1.714%. There are no significant differences between the specific gravity (Gs) of the soil under the landfill with a value of 2.55 (Gs of the soil outside the landfill). There is no difference between the grain size distribution of the soil under and outside the landfill area.
RELATIONSHIP POPULATION DENSITY OF AQUATIC SEDIMENT MACROZOOBENTHOS TO RIVER WATER QUALITY
PARAMETERS
Pearson correlation analysis is used to predict the relationship between the parameters of water, sediment and sediment particle distribution of the biological parameters. Here you can see the result of measuring physical and chemical parameters for the river waters Table 1. In addition, the results of measurements of the content of organic matter in the sediment in the water in Øvre Citarum Å showed that the content of organic C varied from with the lowest percentage found at station 6 and the highest at station 2.
The missing genera found in Station 6 are affected by the state of the river water. Most species of macrozoobenthos have been found in station 1 indicates that the water conditions in the station are in good condition to support the life of the different types of aquatic biota. The percentage of the form factor that each independent variable represents can be derived from the value of commonality.
FROM MDGS TO SDGS: WHAT WILL IT TAKE?
TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE AND SAFE WATER SUPPLY FOR ALL
In the same year, an international conference on water and the environment was held in Dublin. The 7C Millennium Goal is to halve the proportion of the population without permanent access to safe drinking water and basic sanitation by 2015. Between 1990 and 2012, 2.3 billion people gained access to improved sources of drinking water, but in 2012, 748 million people remained without access.
According to JMP, 89 percent of the population of developing countries has access to improved water resources and the drinking water target has been met by 116 countries worldwide (WHO/UNICEF, 2014). The population without access to an improved water source is pushed up by providing them with a technology that is classified as "improved." The pitfall of relying on access to water as the only monitoring indicator in the contextual objective.
GOVERNMENT SUPPORT TOWARDS COMMUNITY TO WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT IN URBAN SLUM AREA
CASE STUDY: METROPOLITAN BANDUNG AREA)
The following achieved the establishment of the Acceleration of Urban Sanitation DevelopmentProgram (PPSP) to assist local governments with comprehensive city-wide sanitation planning through the preparation of City Sanitation Strategies (SSK). This team is also established in both provincial and city/regency government. The association of cities and districts concerned about sanitation in. Aquaregia (mixture of HCl: HNO3 with a ratio of 3:1) of 10 ml for every 1 gram of dry weight of the sample is then given to the sample.
The data obtained should be converted to data suitability by weight of samples using equation 1 to equation 6. The community is involved in sewage management at both locations, either individually at location 1 or group involvement at location 2. of sustainable choices — development and use of sustainability-oriented criteria in sanitation decision-making, Third International Conference on Ecological Sanitation, Durban, South Africa.
STUDY OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENT IMPACTS OF INCONVENTIONAL TIN MINING (A CASE STUDY: BANGKA BARAT
DISTRICT OF BANGKA BELITUNG PROVINCE)
Variable impact on social and economic conditions 1) Public awareness of environmental impacts. Public perception of social impacts has five questions, they are the presence of immigrants (Q3), conflict (Q4), crime rate (Q5), social jealousy (Q6) and changes in social conditions (Q7). It means the public perception of the social impact of such conflicts and neutral categorized jealousy.
The distribution of public perception of the social impact of this can be seen in Figure 5. The composition of the public's willingness to participate in managing the environmental impacts of unconventional tin mining can be seen in Figure 6. And those who live in poor environmental conditions have a negative perception of the social impact of unconventional tin mining.