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| Editor-In-Chief | Taehyoung Lee(Hankuk University of Foreign Studies) |
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| Manuscript Editor | Sung-Deuk Choi(Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology) |
| Editorial office | |
| ISSN | 1598-7132(Print) |
| 2383-5346(Online) | |
| Indexed in SCOPUS/KCI Excellence Accredited Journal/Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) | |
The Journal of Korean Society for Atmospheric Environment is the official Journal of Koran Society for Atmospheric Environment. The abbreviated title is โJ. Korean Soc. Atmos. Environ.โ It was launched in 1985 under the title of โJournal of Korea Air Pollution Research Associationโ. The title was changed to โJournal of Korean Society for Atmospheric Environmentโ in 1999. It is a multidisciplinary forum for the publication of original researches relevant to the nature, distribution, control technology, and ecological effects of all types and forms of chemical and biological constituents as well as physical phenomena in the atmosphere and between the atmosphere and other environmental spheres. It publishes research articles, review articles, technical information, special features, and discussion and reply. Journals are scheduled to be published on the last days of March, June, September and December every year. All articles published in this journal are indexed in Emerging Sources Citation Index(ESCI) of the web of Science Core Collection and DOI/Crossref.
J. Korean Soc. Atmos. Environ is devoted to the advancement of knowledge in the fields listed below.
- Atmospheric measurements and analysis
- Inventory and Management Planning
- Modelling and AI Application
- Control technology
- Climate Change and Energy
- Human and ecosystem impact
- Indoor air quality
- Remote Sensing and Sensors
Five types of manuscripts are published in this journal:
(1) Research papers, (2) Review papers, (3) Technical information, (4) Special features, and (5) Discussion and Reply.
(1) Research Papers:
Original findings pertaining to the scope of the journal will be published after editorial review. In full-length research articles, authors should present new experimental or theoretical results of significant importance.
(2) Review Papers:
Authoritative review can be published either by the invitation or by direct submission. In both cases, the work will be subject to a peer-review. The review article should include a critical review of important areas in atmospheric science and engineering in order to inform the general reader of the background, state-of-the art, and outstanding research works.
(3) Technical Information:
A report, which includes relevant analytical or treatment information, new experimental elaboration on previous journal articles, etc, with a brief piece of work, although not sufficiently comprehensive for a full article, can be published as technical information.
(4) Special Features:
Special features will be published by invitation only and will be on atmospheric environmental topics judged to be important by editorial board.
(5) Discussions and Reply:
Opinion and comments on the contents of articles published in Journal of Korean Society for Atmospheric Environment within one year period can be published as discussions and reply.
Volume 41(6); December 2025
Kyu-Jin Lee
This study empirically evaluates the environmental benefits of eco-driving using high-resolution real-world driving data from passenger cars, buses, and light-d...
Ground and Airborne Observations of Ammonia in a Naturally Ventilated Swine Farming Area
Joonhyeok Choi, Yeonhoo Kim, Beom-Keun Seo, Avinash Shastri, Misun Lee, Jongho Kim, Se-Woon Hong, Jinsik Kim, Hyung-Do Song, Chul Yu, Mijung Song
Ammonia (NH) is a key atmospheric pollutant emitted predominantly from agricultural activities, particularly swine farming, where it contributes to odor nuisanc...
Hyun-Soo Park, Jin-man Oh, Chung-koo Kim, Hwi-Sun Yu, Hyun-Jae Kim, Yoon-Gyeong Cha, Seo-Ryeong Ju, Eun-Hye Wi, Jung-Ko Yang
Based on 72 hours of continuous measurement (CRDS; cavity ring-down spectroscopy) using an open dynamic chamber four times from February to July 2025 in unveget...
Jin-Seung Kim, Sang-Keun Song, Seong-Bin Cho
This study investigates the effects of aerosol emission reductions on meteorology and aerosol direct radiative forcing (DRF) over South Korea during a severe ha...
Prediction of Odor Concentration and Complaint Occurrences Using Machine Learning
Dong-Han Kim, Yong-Hwan Oh, Seo Hee Seo, So-Hyeon Cheon, Youn-Suk Son
With the advancement of industries and the densification of residential areas, odor issues have become increasingly persistent, leading to frequent complaints f...
Analysis of PM2.5 Pollution Sources in the Osong District of Cheongju Using the PMF Model
Myeong-Je Seong, Seong-Ryeol Jo, Munhwan Kim, Dong-uk Kim, Jae-Hoon Kim, Sang-Sup Lee
Chungcheongbuk-do shows relatively high ambient concentrations of PM compared to its local emissions. However, studies identifying the causes of this phenomenon...
Impacts of the Korean Coal-to-LNG Power Plant Transition on Regional PM2.5 Concentration
Sang-Hyun Lee, Su Jeong Lee, Nankyoung Moon, Maeng-Ki Kim
As part of its strategy to achieve the 2030 greenhouse gas reduction target and 2050 carbon neutrality goal, the Korean government is pursuing an energy transit...
Effect of Benzoic Acid-Supplemented Diets on Ammonia Emission Reduction its Determinants in Pig Barn
Okhwa Hwang, Hyemin Lee, Jisoo Wi, Junsu Park
Ammonia is an air pollutant that affects both ambient air quality and worker health, and has recently been identified as a precursor to the formation of fine pa...
Kyucheol Hwang, Jong Bum Kim, Seong Hun Go, Hye Yeon Lee, Jeongho Kim, Dongho Kim, Sang-Deok Lee, Na Rea Kim
In Korea, while primary pollutants have generally declined, fine particulate matter (PM) and ozone (O) remain persistent challenges, underscoring the need for a...