Research project
The impact of biomass burning aerosol on physical properties of the atmosphere, radiative budget and air quality over Central Europe
| dr Olga Zawadzka-Mańko | Project leader |
| mgr Michalina Broda | Fellow |
| Michał Chiliński | Investigator |
| prof. dr hab. Krzysztof Markowicz | Investigator |
| mgr Katarzyna Nurowska | Fellow |
The presented project aims to determine the relationship between biomass burning (BB) aerosol advected over Central Europe from various fire types and via different transportation paths, aerosol properties, radiative budget, as well as air quality. The outcome of the project will allow us to verify the hypotheses and answer questions defined in the research objectives and will contribute to the increase of knowledge about the properties and role of biomass burning aerosol transported over Central Europe in various aspects. Other conducted calculations will help to determine the extent to which BB aerosol over Central Europe influences the observed climate changes. Authors believe that collected data may be also useful in the future to parameterize aerosol physical properties in transport models and allow improving the air quality forecasts, especially in Central Europe, where air pollution is still high.
- Broda M.A., Zawadzka-Mańko O., Markowicz K.M., Xian P. and Hyer E.J., 2025, A novel framework for assessing regional wildfires contributions to biomass burning aerosol optical depth, Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, vol. 25(20), pp. 14015-14043, 10.5194/acp-25-14015-2025
- Zawadzka-Mańko O., Markowicz K.M., 2025, The Role of Air Mass Advection and Solar Radiation in Modulating Air Temperature Anomalies in Poland, Atmosphere, vol. 16(7), art. 820, 10.3390/atmos16070820
