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. 2020 Jun 13;105(1):2–8. doi: 10.1007/s00128-020-02907-9

Table 3.

Differences (%) between each period of time and the reference period (from 02/16/2020 to 03/15/2020)

Monitoring station 03/16/20–03/22/20* 03/23/20–04/03/20** 04/04/20–04/16/20***
PM10 (24-h mean) (industrial and natural emissions; buses and trucks: diesel)
Copacabana (RJ)  − 1.6%  − 14.8%  + 5.27%
Tijuca (RJ)  + 25.6%  − 37.7%  + 13.7%
Irajá (RJ)  + 32.9%  − 19.2%  + 20.7%
Campo Grande (RJ)  + 23.4%  − 2.8%  − 1.9%
Cerqueira César (SP) 0%  − 5.3%  − 10.5%
Parque Dom Pedro II (SP)  − 14.3%  − 4.8%  + 4.8%
Itaim Paulista (SP)  + 2.6%  + 5.1%  + 10.3%
Grajau (SP)  − 20.8%  − 10.4%  − 14.6%
NO2 (maximum value, 1-h mean) (industrial emissions; buses and trucks: diesel)
Irajá (RJ)  + 27.4%  − 27.4%  − 9.1%
Bangu (RJ)  + 10.4%  − 27.3%  − 28.9%
Cerqueira César (SP)  + 34.2%  − 20.3%  − 41.8%
Parque Dom Pedro II (SP)  + 47.4%  − 14.5%  − 34.2%
Pinheiros (SP)  − 7.3%  − 32.9%  − 34.1%
Itaim Paulista (SP)  + 20%  − 20%  − 26%
CO (maximum value, 8-h mean) (light-duty vehicles and motorcycles: gasoline, ethanol)
Copacabana (RJ) 0%  − 100%  − 100%
Tijuca (RJ)  − 20%  − 60%  − 40%
Bangu (RJ) 0%  − 30%  − 40%
Campo Grande (RJ) 0%  − 33.3%  − 33.3%
Cerqueira César (SP) 0%  − 40%  − 50%
Parque Dom Pedro II (SP)  + 33.3%  − 33.3%  − 50%
Pinheiros (SP)  + 40%  − 40%  − 50%
Grajau (SP)  + 40%  − 30%  − 30%

Differences were calculated using median values

*Schools and universities were closed; gatherings were prohibited; **partial lockdown; ***partial lockdown was relaxed