Relationship Between Greenhouse Gases Emissions with Some Meteorological Variables Over Baghdad City
When infrared radiation from the earth is emitted and back to it, the gases known as greenhouse gases can absorb this entire thermal energy, which is what causes global warming. In addition to other gases including those present on the surface of the ozone layer, nitrous oxides, and fluorinated gases, water vapour is one of the most significant greenhouse gases, albeit its impact is less. Although it is a straightforward type of atmospheric gas, greenhouse gases have a huge impact on the planet’s energy system and have been implicated in significant global climate change. The methods used in the study depend on the daily and monthly average CH4, H2O, N2O, CO2 and temperature (T) and Dewpoint temperature (Td) and relative humidity (RH) taken from the European Mediterranean Weather Forecast (ECMWF) during the year (2021) for the Baghdad region. As a result, in the Statistical analysis of air pollutants, carbon dioxide gas represents the highest correlation with heat, and this leads to high global warming, followed by ozone, methane, and water vapour.
Abbood, Z.M. and O.T. Al-Taai (2020). Data analysis for cloud cover and rainfall over Baghdad city, Iraq. Plant Archives, 20(1): 822-826.
Abbood, Z.M. and O.T. Al-Taai (2018). Study of absorbance and emissivity solar radiation by clouds, aerosols and some atmospheric gases. Journal of Applied and Advanced Research, 3(5): 128-134.
Abbood, Z.M., Al-Jiboori, M.H. and O.T. Al-Taai (2023). Temporal and spatial analysis of particulate matter concentrations in Iraq. IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 1215(1): 012018.
Abbood, Z.M., and O.T. Al-Taai (2018). Calculation of absorption and emission of thermal radiation by clouds cover. ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, 13(24): 9446-9456.
Al-Awadi, R.S., Al-Taai, O.T. and S.A. Abdullah, (2023). Assessment of outer space events on troposphere and climate change over Iraq. Iraqi Journal of Science, 64(8): 4278-4289.
Al-Behadili, A.A., Al-Muhyi, A.H.A. and O.T. Al-Taai (2023). Analyzing the oil pollution resulting from the Iraqi oil ports in the Northern Arabian Gulf using the GNOME model. AIP Conference Proceedings, 2830(1): 050004.
Al-Taai, O.T., Hashim, S.A., Nassif, W.G. and Z.M. Abbood (2021). Interference between total solar radiation and cloud cover over Baghdad city. Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 2114(1): 012070.
Al-Taai, O.T., Abbood, Z.M. and J.H. Kadhum (2021). Determination stability potential energy of thunderstorms for some severe weather forecasting cases in Baghdad city. Journal of Green Engineering (JGE), 11(1): 779-794.
Casper, J.K. (2010). Greenhouse gases: worldwide impacts. Infobase Publishing.
Gillingham, K. and J.H. Stock (2018). The cost of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Journal of Economic Perspectives, 32(4): 53-72.
Hashim, S.A., Kadhum, J.H., Abbood, Z.M., Al-Taai, O.T. and W.G. Nassif (2023). Determination of the dynamics of thunderstorms through the dry adiabatic lapse rate and environmental lapse rate. Nature Environment and Pollution Technology, 22(3): 1447-1455.
Hashim, S.A., Nassif, W.G., Wahab, B.I., Abbood, Z.M. AlTaai, O.T. and Z.S. Mahdi (2021). Impact of Covid-19 on aerosol optical depth and particulate matter over Iraq. Journal of Engineering Science and Technology, 17: 12-20.
Herzog, T. (2009). World greenhouse gas emissions in 2005. World Resources Institute, 7: 2009.
Jeffry, L. (2021). Greenhouse gases utilization: A review. Fuel, 301: 121017.
Nassif, W.G., Al-Taai, O.T. and Z.M. Abbood (2020). The influence of solar radiation on ozone column weight over Baghdad City. IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 928(7): 072089.
Nassif, W.G., Lagenean, F.H.S. and O.T. Al-Taai (2023). Impact of vegetation cover on climate change in different regions of Iraq. Caspian Journal of Environmental Sciences, 21(2): 333-342.
Redah, G.A., Al-Jiboori, M.H. and O.T. Al-Taai (2023). Turbulent diffusion effect on PM2.5 concentration above an urban canopy. IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 1223(1): 012005.
Ritchie, H., Roser, M. and P. Rosado (2023). CO₂, and greenhouse gas emissions. Our World in Data. Available from: https://ourworldindata.org/co2-and-greenhouse-gasemissions
Rosa, E.A. and T. Dietz (2012). Human drivers of national greenhouse-gas emissions. Nature Climate Change, 2(8): 581-586.
Smith, P. et al. (2008). Greenhouse gas mitigation in agriculture. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 363(1492): 789-813.
Tuckett, R. (2019). Greenhouse gases, In: Encyclopedia of Analytical Science. Elsevier. p. 362-372.