When a Generalized Linear Model Meets Bayesian Maximum Entropy: A Novel Spatiotemporal Ground-Level Ozone Concentration Retrieval Method

In China, ground-level ozone has shown an increasing trend and has become a serious ambient pollutant. An accurate spatiotemporal distribution of ground-level ozone concentrations (GOCs) is urgently needed. Generalized linear models (GLMs) and Bayesian maximum entropy (BME) models are practical for...

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Autores principales: Yingying Mei, Jiayi Li, Deping Xiang, Jingxiong Zhang
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:bf944db98e42405aa6cc051b8ce50af42021-11-11T18:53:54ZWhen a Generalized Linear Model Meets Bayesian Maximum Entropy: A Novel Spatiotemporal Ground-Level Ozone Concentration Retrieval Method10.3390/rs132143242072-4292https://doaj.org/article/bf944db98e42405aa6cc051b8ce50af42021-10-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.mdpi.com/2072-4292/13/21/4324https://doaj.org/toc/2072-4292In China, ground-level ozone has shown an increasing trend and has become a serious ambient pollutant. An accurate spatiotemporal distribution of ground-level ozone concentrations (GOCs) is urgently needed. Generalized linear models (GLMs) and Bayesian maximum entropy (BME) models are practical for predicting GOCs. However, GLMs have limited capacity to capture temporal variations and can miss some short-term and regional patterns, while the performance of BME models may degrade in cases of sparse or imperfect monitoring networks. Thus, to predict nationwide 1 km monthly average GOCs for China, we designed a novel hybrid model containing three modules. (1) A GLM was established to accurately describe the variability in GOCs in the space domain. (2) A BME model incorporating GLM residuals was employed to capture the temporal variability of GOCs in detail. (3) A combination of GLM and BME models was developed based on the specific broad range of each submodel. According to the cross-validation results, the hybrid model exhibited superior performance, with coefficient of determination (<i>R</i><sup>2</sup>) values of 0.67. The predictive performance of the large-scale and high-resolution hybrid model is superior to that in previous studies. The nationwide spatiotemporal variability of the GOCs derived from the hybrid model shows that they are valuable indicators for ground-level ozone pollution control and prevention in China.Yingying MeiJiayi LiDeping XiangJingxiong ZhangMDPI AGarticleground-level ozonenational scaleChinaspatiotemporal distributionhybrid modelScienceQENRemote Sensing, Vol 13, Iss 4324, p 4324 (2021)
institution DOAJ
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topic ground-level ozone
national scale
China
spatiotemporal distribution
hybrid model
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national scale
China
spatiotemporal distribution
hybrid model
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Yingying Mei
Jiayi Li
Deping Xiang
Jingxiong Zhang
When a Generalized Linear Model Meets Bayesian Maximum Entropy: A Novel Spatiotemporal Ground-Level Ozone Concentration Retrieval Method
description In China, ground-level ozone has shown an increasing trend and has become a serious ambient pollutant. An accurate spatiotemporal distribution of ground-level ozone concentrations (GOCs) is urgently needed. Generalized linear models (GLMs) and Bayesian maximum entropy (BME) models are practical for predicting GOCs. However, GLMs have limited capacity to capture temporal variations and can miss some short-term and regional patterns, while the performance of BME models may degrade in cases of sparse or imperfect monitoring networks. Thus, to predict nationwide 1 km monthly average GOCs for China, we designed a novel hybrid model containing three modules. (1) A GLM was established to accurately describe the variability in GOCs in the space domain. (2) A BME model incorporating GLM residuals was employed to capture the temporal variability of GOCs in detail. (3) A combination of GLM and BME models was developed based on the specific broad range of each submodel. According to the cross-validation results, the hybrid model exhibited superior performance, with coefficient of determination (<i>R</i><sup>2</sup>) values of 0.67. The predictive performance of the large-scale and high-resolution hybrid model is superior to that in previous studies. The nationwide spatiotemporal variability of the GOCs derived from the hybrid model shows that they are valuable indicators for ground-level ozone pollution control and prevention in China.
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author Yingying Mei
Jiayi Li
Deping Xiang
Jingxiong Zhang
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Jiayi Li
Deping Xiang
Jingxiong Zhang
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title When a Generalized Linear Model Meets Bayesian Maximum Entropy: A Novel Spatiotemporal Ground-Level Ozone Concentration Retrieval Method
title_short When a Generalized Linear Model Meets Bayesian Maximum Entropy: A Novel Spatiotemporal Ground-Level Ozone Concentration Retrieval Method
title_full When a Generalized Linear Model Meets Bayesian Maximum Entropy: A Novel Spatiotemporal Ground-Level Ozone Concentration Retrieval Method
title_fullStr When a Generalized Linear Model Meets Bayesian Maximum Entropy: A Novel Spatiotemporal Ground-Level Ozone Concentration Retrieval Method
title_full_unstemmed When a Generalized Linear Model Meets Bayesian Maximum Entropy: A Novel Spatiotemporal Ground-Level Ozone Concentration Retrieval Method
title_sort when a generalized linear model meets bayesian maximum entropy: a novel spatiotemporal ground-level ozone concentration retrieval method
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