Evaluation and Modeling of Air Pollution in the City of Casablanca, Morocco

The assessment of air pollution in urban areas utilizes satellite atmospheric dispersion models to gain an understanding of the spatiotemporal distribution of fine particulate matter concentrations. The primary objective is to analyze how pollutants disperse in different Moroccan cities, with a focus on fine particles emitted from various urban sources such as PM10 (particles with a diameter less than 10 µm) and PM2.5 (particles with a diameter less than 2.5 µm), sulfates, black carbon, and nitrates. Through loc Evaluation and MODELING OF AIR POLLUTION in the city of Casablanca, Moroccan modeling, we can study how these pollutants spread, providing a detailed insight into their concentrations in the urban environment. A crucial aspect of this study involves exploring the impact of air pollution on human health. By examining the links between atmospheric pollutant concentrations and health issues in heavily polluted urban areas, our research aims to identify potential risks to the population. This approach combines advanced models with epidemiological data to better understand the connection between urban air quality and public health. The results obtained through this research will contribute to enhancing our understanding of pollution sources in urban environments, facilitating the optimization of air quality management policies.