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10-5 Ichigaya Honmuracho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 162-8433
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10min. walk from Ichigaya Station, JR Chuo/Sobu Line
10min. walk from Ichigaya Station Exit A1, Tokyo Toei Shinjuku Line
8 min. walk from Ichigaya Station Exit 6, Tokyo Metro Yurakucho/Nanboku Line
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This study is designed to analyze the cause and the discharge situation of fine particulate matter such as PM2.5 (hereinafter referred to as PM2.5) and to consider air quality improvement policy in the Asian countries where continue the rapid economic growth .
The configuration of PM2.5 are different by the generating process, also, the necessary measures are different. Therefore, generation causes and components of PM2.5 is considered to be different depending on the country or city.
This study analyze the amount of generated and the composition of the Economy, Trade and Industry Structure and PM2.5 in the city and its surrounding area. And with revealing the PM2.5 generation mechanism in the region and other regions, this study proposes a policy to be taken by the government as a countermeasures for PM2.5.
- Research area
- Global Environment
- Research period
- 2014.07.04 ～ 2018.03.31
- Chief
- KITANO Naohiro、 Hiroshi Takeuchi
- Researchers belonging to JICA Ogata Research Institute
- NARITA Daiju、 YAMADA Eiji、 Adachi Ichiro
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Research results (publications)
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Chemical Characteristics and Deposition Amounts of Carbonaceous Species and Inorganic Ions in Precipitation in the Bangkok Metropolitan Region
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No.211 A Spatial Equilibrium Analysis of Air Pollution in China
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No.170 Japan’s Experience of Creating Innovation for Smart Cities: Implications for Public Policy for Urban Sustainability
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Final Report on ”A Study on Urban Air Pollution Improvement in Asia”
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No.150 Policy Measures for Mitigating Fine Particle Pollution in Korea and Suggestions for Expediting International Dialogue in East Asia
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No.145 A Comparative Study of Urban Air Quality in Megacities in Mexico and Japan: Based on Japan-Mexico Joint Research Project on Formation Mechanism of Ozone, VOCs and PM2.5, and Proposal of Countermeasure Scenario
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No.137 Overview of Policy Actions and Observational Data for PM2.5 and O3 in Japan: A Study of Urban Air Quality Improvement in Asia
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