The invention relates to a method for monitoring
mass concentration of near-surface
fine particulate matter by
satellite remote sensing. The method comprises the following steps: acquiring
radiation values of visible light and near-
infrared light channels of a
satellite sensor; calculating the appearance
albedo of each piece of monochromatic light through the
radiation value data of the monochromatic light; removing
earth surface and
atmosphere molecule contribution by virtue of the appearance
albedo of each piece of monochromatic light, and calculating to obtain
extinction contribution quantity of
aerosol of each pixel; acquiring a PM2.5
mass concentration numerical value monitored on the surface, and performing
linear fitting on the PM2.5
mass concentration numerical value with the
extinction contribution quantity of
aerosol measured by a corresponding
satellite at a monitoring point, thereby obtaining a
linear relation between the monitored PM2.5 mass concentration and the
extinction contribution quantity of
aerosol observed by the satellite; and finally, obtaining the satellite PM2.5 mass concentration of each pixel according to the
linear relation. According to the method, the regional distribution and transmission change of the mass concentration of the near-surface particulate matter can be intuitively obtained, and a data support is provided for
atmospheric pollution control.