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Urban and peri-urban forests had the highest modeled O₃ removal rate, 1.85–2.07 g m −2.
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e0“Urban and peri-urban forests exhibited the highest removal rates (PM₁₀: 2.54–2.91 g m −2 ; O₃: 1.85–2.07 g m −2”
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Vít Kašpar; Miloš Zapletal; Ondřej Cudlín; et al. Urban Climate 2026. doi:10.1016/j.uclim.2025.102764
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- Method / resource The framework estimated urban vegetation LAI from 0.4 to 5.3 m 2 m −2.
- Method / resource The LAI estimation framework achieved R 2 = 0.85.
- Method / resource The LAI estimation framework achieved RMSE = 0.37.
- Method / resource The approach enabled 1-m 2 modelling of PM₁₀ and O₃ removal.
- Observation Urban and peri-urban forests had the highest modeled PM₁₀ removal rate, 2.54–2.91 g m −2.
- Observation Public green spaces had modeled PM₁₀ removal of 1.38–1.49 g m −2.
- Observation Public green spaces had modeled O₃ removal of 0.99–1.07 g m −2.
- Observation Street greenery had modeled PM₁₀ removal of 0.82–1.64 g m −2.
- Observation Street greenery had modeled O₃ removal of 0.58–1.15 g m −2.
- Association Spatial variation in urban greenery LAI affected pollutant dry deposition efficiency.