A new scheme of PM2.5 and O3 control strategies with the integration of SOM, GA and WRF-CAMx

•This study proposed an effective scheme of PM2.5 and O3 control strategy.•This multi-technique-integrated scheme markedly improves air quality.•PM2.5 and O3 control calls for spatial-temporally differentiated strategies.•Emphasis should be put on areas with sensitive pollutant-precursor responses....

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description •This study proposed an effective scheme of PM2.5 and O3 control strategy.•This multi-technique-integrated scheme markedly improves air quality.•PM2.5 and O3 control calls for spatial-temporally differentiated strategies.•Emphasis should be put on areas with sensitive pollutant-precursor responses. Previous air pollution control strategies didn't pay enough attention to regional collaboration and the spatial response sensitivities, resulting in limited control effects in China. This study proposed an effective PM2.5 and O3 control strategy scheme with the integration of Self-Organizing Map (SOM), Genetic Algorithm (GA) and WRF-CAMx, emphasizing regional collaborative control and the strengthening of control in sensitive areas. This scheme embodies the idea of hierarchical management and spatial-temporally differentiated management, with SOM identifying the collaborative subregions, GA providing the optimized subregion-level priority of precursor emission reductions, and WRF-CAMx providing response sensitivities for grid-level priority of precursor emission reductions. With Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei and the surrounding area (BTHSA, “2 + 26” cities) as the case study area, the optimized strategy required that regions along Taihang Mountains strengthen the emission reductions of all precursors in PM2.5-dominant seasons, and strengthen VOCs reductions but moderate NOx reductions in O3-dominant season. The spatiotemporally differentiated control strategy, without additional emission reduction burdens than the 14th Five-Year Plan proposed, reduced the average annual PM2.5 and MDA8 O3 concentrations in 28 cities by 3.2%–8.2% and 3.9%–9.7% respectively in comparison with non-differential control strategies, with the most prominent optimization effects occurring in the heavily polluted seasons (6.9%–18.0% for PM2.5 and 3.3%–14.2% for MDA8 O3, respectively). This study proposed an effective scheme for the collaborative control of PM2.5 and O3 in BTHSA, and shows important methodological implications for other regions suffering from similar air quality problems. [Display omitted]
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