Global urban planning has promoted green infrastructure (GI) such as street trees, shrubs or
other greenspace in order to mitigate air pollution. Although considerable attention has been …

Airborne particulate matter (PM) emissions are mainly comprised of dust and biomass
produced by ground-level combustion and fossil fuel emissions. PM retention by plant …

The green infrastructure (GI) is identified as a passive exposure control measure of air
pollution. This work examines particulate matter (PM) reduction by a roadside hedge and its …

The resuspension of urban road dust particles with high concentration of toxic metals
becomes one of the main sources of particulate matter that affects air quality and the health …

Recent episodes of high air pollution concentration levels in many Polish cities indicate the
urgent need for policy change and for the integration of various aspects of urban …

Mapping urban vegetation is a prerequisite to accurately understanding landscape patterns
and ecological services provided by urban vegetation. However, the uncertainties in fine …

This study investigates the nexus between urban air pollution and residents' preferences for
greenspace. The two environmental issues could be linked through people's general tastes …

This study combined parameterized tree growth model, Reynolds Averaged Navier–Stokes
model and revised generalized drift flux model to investigate the effect of dynamic growth of …

Numerous immigrants greatly shifted toward urbanization worldwide (Williamson, 1988),
resulting in more than 60% of people living in urban areas (WUP2018-Report). However …

Among the ecosystem services provided by urban forests, the air quality amelioration is
particularly relevant. The high level of air pollution in modern cities and the indirect …