FIg. 1. Source profiles of each factor for 6 factor case.
Fig. 3. Backward trajectory analysis result for the days of top 10% of Transported BB factor.
Fig. 2. Variation of the relative contribution of each factor for 6 factor case.
Table 1. Analyzed carbonaceous species and organic compounds. The compounds with shade are not used for the modeling.
Table 2. Input data for the PMF modeling study.
Table 3. The value of parameters (IM, IS, DISP(%dQ), and BS) to decide the optimal number of factors.
Table 4. Identified factors and their characteristics for 5 factor case.
Table 5. Identified factors and their characteristics for 6 factor case.
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