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基于跨域城市数据的大气污染热点检测与源特征分析

Air Pollution Hotspot Detection and Source Feature Analysis using Cross-domain Urban Data

University of Colorado Boulder(科罗拉多大学博尔德分校)

Yawen Zhang, Michael Hannigan, Qin Lv

摘要:

空气污染是一个重大的全球环境健康威胁,特别是对于在污染源附近生活或工作的人。邻近污染源的地区往往有很高的环境污染浓度,这些地区通常被称为空气污染热点。检测和表征污染热点对于空气质量管理非常重要,但由于空气污染物的高度时空变异性,因此具有挑战性。在这项工作中,我们探索了移动传感数据的使用(即,安装在车辆上的空气质量传感器)以检测污染热点。移动传感数据的一个主要挑战是不均匀采样,即,数据汇集可随空间和时间而变化。为了解决这个问题,我们提出了一个两步的方法来检测热点从移动传感数据,其中包括本地尖峰检测和样本加权聚类。本质上,该方法通过基于空间频率和时间命中率对样本进行加权来解决不均匀采样问题,从而识别鲁棒且持久的热点。为了了解热点地区并发现潜在的污染源特征,我们探索了各种跨领域的城市数据并从中提取特征。作为提取特征的软验证,我们为有和没有移动传感数据的城市建立了热点推断模型。使用真实世界的移动传感空气质量数据以及跨域城市数据的评估结果表明,我们的方法在检测和推断污染热点的有效性。此外,对热点和源特征的实证分析产生了关于邻近污染源的有用见解。

英文摘要:

Air pollution is a major global environmental health threat, in particular for people who live or work near pollution sources. Areas adjacent to pollution sources often have high ambient pollution concentrations, and those areas are commonly referred to as air pollution hotspots. Detecting and characterizing pollution hotspots are of great importance for air quality management, but are challenging due to the high spatial and temporal variability of air pollutants. In this work, we explore the use of mobile sensing data (i.e., air quality sensors installed on vehicles) to detect pollution hotspots. One major challenge with mobile sensing data is uneven sampling, i.e., data collection can vary by both space and time. To address this challenge, we propose a two-step approach to detect hotspots from mobile sensing data, which includes local spike detection and sample-weighted clustering. Essentially, this approach tackles the uneven sampling issue by weighting samples based on their spatial frequency and temporal hit rate, so as to identify robust and persistent hotspots. To contextualize the hotspots and discover potential pollution source characteristics, we explore a variety of cross-domain urban data and extract features from them. As a soft-validation of the extracted features, we build hotspot inference models for cities with and without mobile sensing data. Evaluation results using real-world mobile sensing air quality data as well as cross-domain urban data demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach in detecting and inferring pollution hotspots. Furthermore, the empirical analysis of hotspots and source features yields useful insights regarding neighborhood pollution sources.

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