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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Apr 2.
Published in final edited form as: Appl Sci (Basel). 2022 Apr 2;12(7):1–52. doi: 10.3390/app12073623

Table 1.

Sectoral emissions of particulate matter in 2010, ECLIPSE V5a, Gg year−1 [30]. (a) Values are middle-of-the-range estimates based on the ranges reported in [31,32], and based on global fuel consumption and ranges of emission factors [33]. (b) GFED3.1 [34,35] without agricultural waste burning that is included based on GAINS [36] estimates in category “Agriculture”; PM10 value based on TPM (total particulate matter); PM1 not available in GFED—here assumed equal to PM2.5.

PM10 PM2.5 PM1 BC OC OM
Agriculture 6555 3848 2883 337 1313 2364
Residential combustion 23,078 21,857 20,742 4163 8852 15,329
Industrial processes 12,162 8340 4135 462 633 823
Large-scale combustion 11,561 6420 3812 136 164 248
Oil and gas, mining 1706 571 412 226 93 120
Transport—road 3339 2925 2524 1349 1116 1451
Transport non-road 861 823 795 363 217 283
Waste 1388 1272 876 97 751 977
International shipping 1856 1758 1612 120 398 517
International aviation (a) 30 30 28 10 10 13
Global anthropogenic 62,537 47,843 37,819 7264 13,548 22,125
Forest and savannah fires (b) 48,207 33,014 33,014 2268 19,489 31,363
Global total 110,744 80,858 70,834 9532 33,037 53,489