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AIR POLLUTION – MONITORING MODELLING AND HEALTH

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Urban Air Pollution 19<br />

The above list mentions the major characteristics of a majority of the industries in HCMC. In<br />

this study, the emissions from industrial sources are calculated by using a top-down<br />

approach. Starting from the total emissions in Vietnam (Table 6) and the percentage of<br />

distribution of pollutants in different sectors in Vietnam (Fig.9), we estimate the yearly<br />

industrial emissions for Vietnam. The industry of HCMC accounts for 20.2% of the total<br />

industrial emissions of Vietnam (HCMC statistics, 2003).<br />

0 1.5<br />

3<br />

Kilometers<br />

Fig. 8. The uncertainty map of CO. The contour of the districts (black colour) and the street<br />

network (grey colour). The numbers in parentheses are the number of cells.<br />

Pollutants Total Emission (Tg/year)<br />

SO 2 0.193<br />

NOx 0.283<br />

CO 2 169.200<br />

CO 9.248<br />

CH 4 2.907<br />

BIO NMVOC 1.037<br />

ANT NMVOC 1.168<br />

COVNM total 2.205<br />

Sources: Mics-Asia, 2000 (1 Tg = 106 ton).<br />

Note: BIO NMVOC: NMVOC Biogenic; ANT NMVOC: NMVOC Anthropogenic<br />

Table 6. Total emission in Vietnam.

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