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專案計畫編號	EPA-105-FA14-03-A235
經費年度	105
計畫經費	5,600 千元
預算科目	推動都市綠化及空氣品質淨化區設置
專案開始日期	2016/07/12
專案結束日期	2017/07/11
專案主持人	黃超群
主辦單位	空保處
承辦人	隋婉君
執行單位	新紀工程顧問有限公司
專案分類	大氣空氣
中文關鍵字	河川揚塵、預報及應變機制、裸露地
英文關鍵字	River Fugitive Dust、early warning and contingency mechanisms、river bare land
協同主持人
共同主持人
計畫聯絡人	沈奐均
計畫聯絡電話	02-77313232#
計畫聯絡信箱	lunglax@gmail.com

中文摘要	環保署為有效抑制及減緩河川揚塵導致空氣品質嚴重惡化事件，自96年11月起便邀集水利署、林務局及相關地方政府共同研商，102年1月7日奉院核定推動「河川揚塵揚塵防制及改善推動方案」，具體實施「河川揚塵防制及改善行動計畫」，並依行政院105年10月17日核定「清淨空氣行動計畫」，中央與地方政府依權責分工共同執行河川揚塵抑塵工作。本年度重點河川之河川揚塵推動及改善預計工作目標，已逐步建立，並隨汛期及裸露地變化進行滾動式檢討，本計畫協助環保署進行現勘及召開專案會議，協調各單位確認汛期前與汛期後分工、易發生揚塵區位各種防制工法及各項作業管控期程，以有效減低河川揚塵。本計畫蒐集美國、中國大陸及國內各項河川揚塵防制措施，作為後續各河川進行裸露地改善之參考，最終都將考量恢復河川生態棲息地及生態廊道，達到還田於河之目標。新版「河川揚塵防制推動資訊平台」已於106年3月1日上線，提供河川揚塵防制及改善成果使民眾了解政府機關於河川揚塵防制推動之作為。各縣市環保局已建立河川揚塵防制標準作業流程及應變體系制度，並因應地方河川地理特性、氣候等條件，各訂定縣市揚塵分級標準，發展出因地制宜之預警通報機制。環保署補助直轄市、縣(市)政府執行河川揚塵防制及改善推動計畫，改善河川揚塵影響之環境，並考量受影響之區域及民眾反應，自102年起空氣污染指標（PSI）大於100，因PM10產生之不良站日數，逐年遞減，105年亦較104年度下降，崙背測站不良站日數降幅達50%以上，顯示河川所在區域空氣品質逐年改善。
中文關鍵字	河川揚塵、預報及應變機制、裸露地

中文摘要

環保署為有效抑制及減緩河川揚塵導致空氣品質嚴重惡化事件，自96年11月起便邀集水利署、林務局及相關地方政府共同研商，102年1月7日奉院核定推動「河川揚塵揚塵防制及改善推動方案」，具體實施「河川揚塵防制及改善行動計畫」，並依行政院105年10月17日核定「清淨空氣行動計畫」，中央與地方政府依權責分工共同執行河川揚塵抑塵工作。本年度重點河川之河川揚塵推動及改善預計工作目標，已逐步建立，並隨汛期及裸露地變化進行滾動式檢討，本計畫協助環保署進行現勘及召開專案會議，協調各單位確認汛期前與汛期後分工、易發生揚塵區位各種防制工法及各項作業管控期程，以有效減低河川揚塵。本計畫蒐集美國、中國大陸及國內各項河川揚塵防制措施，作為後續各河川進行裸露地改善之參考，最終都將考量恢復河川生態棲息地及生態廊道，達到還田於河之目標。新版「河川揚塵防制推動資訊平台」已於106年3月1日上線，提供河川揚塵防制及改善成果使民眾了解政府機關於河川揚塵防制推動之作為。各縣市環保局已建立河川揚塵防制標準作業流程及應變體系制度，並因應地方河川地理特性、氣候等條件，各訂定縣市揚塵分級標準，發展出因地制宜之預警通報機制。環保署補助直轄市、縣(市)政府執行河川揚塵防制及改善推動計畫，改善河川揚塵影響之環境，並考量受影響之區域及民眾反應，自102年起空氣污染指標（PSI）大於100，因PM10產生之不良站日數，逐年遞減，105年亦較104年度下降，崙背測站不良站日數降幅達50%以上，顯示河川所在區域空氣品質逐年改善。

中文關鍵字

河川揚塵、預報及應變機制、裸露地

類型	檔名	檔案大小	說明	最新版公開日期
期末報告	01.EPA105FA1403A235.pdf	25MB		2017/11/1 上午 12:00:00

摘要	In order to effectively suppress and mitigate the serious deterioration of air quality resulting from river fugitive dust, since November 2007 the Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) has invited the Water Resources Agency, Council of Agriculture, and local governments to collaboratively explore relevant issues. January 7, 2013, the “River Fugitive Dust Prevention ＆ Improvement Project” was approved by the Executive Yuan for the implementation of “River Fugitive Dust Prevention ＆ Improvement Action Plan”, and again on October 17, 2016, the “Clean Air Action Plan” was approved, empowering the central and local governments to co-work by their individual authorities to suppress the river fugitive dust. The key items of the action plans for this year have been gradually set in place, and rolling reviews are carried out with the changes of the flood season and bare land exposure. The project will assist the EPA in conducting site surveys and convening project meetings to coordinate involving institutes on division of labor before and after the flood season, and set up prevention methods for areas vulnerable to fugitive dusts along with control schedules, in an effort to reduce the river fugitive dust. To implement the project, measures for river fugitive dust prevention adopted at home and abroad in the U.S. and Mainland China are collected as reference for subsequent improvement on river bare lands. The ultimate intention is to restore the river ecological habitat and it ecologic corridor, achieving the goal of returning fields to rivers. The new version of “River Fugitive Dust Prevention Online Platform” has been up and running since March 1, 2017, which provides information on the prevention jobs and results for the general public to comprehend what the governments have been doing to prevent river fugitive dust. The local authorities of environmental protection have established standard operating procedure and contingency plans in response to the geographic nature of rivers and climate conditions of regions, along with local dust rating systems developed for local-specific early warning mechanism. The EPA subsidizes local governments to implement the project, and also considers the effect on the locals. Since 2013 the number of days of PSI > 100 out of PM10 has been gradually reduced. And the number in 2016 further dropped vs. 2015; the number recorded at the Lunbei observatory even slipped over 50%. The figures show that the air quality of the river areas is improving.
英文關鍵字	River Fugitive Dust、early warning and contingency mechanisms、river bare land

摘要

In order to effectively suppress and mitigate the serious deterioration of air quality resulting from river fugitive dust, since November 2007 the Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) has invited the Water Resources Agency, Council of Agriculture, and local governments to collaboratively explore relevant issues. January 7, 2013, the “River Fugitive Dust Prevention ＆ Improvement Project” was approved by the Executive Yuan for the implementation of “River Fugitive Dust Prevention ＆ Improvement Action Plan”, and again on October 17, 2016, the “Clean Air Action Plan” was approved, empowering the central and local governments to co-work by their individual authorities to suppress the river fugitive dust. The key items of the action plans for this year have been gradually set in place, and rolling reviews are carried out with the changes of the flood season and bare land exposure. The project will assist the EPA in conducting site surveys and convening project meetings to coordinate involving institutes on division of labor before and after the flood season, and set up prevention methods for areas vulnerable to fugitive dusts along with control schedules, in an effort to reduce the river fugitive dust. To implement the project, measures for river fugitive dust prevention adopted at home and abroad in the U.S. and Mainland China are collected as reference for subsequent improvement on river bare lands. The ultimate intention is to restore the river ecological habitat and it ecologic corridor, achieving the goal of returning fields to rivers. The new version of “River Fugitive Dust Prevention Online Platform” has been up and running since March 1, 2017, which provides information on the prevention jobs and results for the general public to comprehend what the governments have been doing to prevent river fugitive dust. The local authorities of environmental protection have established standard operating procedure and contingency plans in response to the geographic nature of rivers and climate conditions of regions, along with local dust rating systems developed for local-specific early warning mechanism. The EPA subsidizes local governments to implement the project, and also considers the effect on the locals. Since 2013 the number of days of PSI > 100 out of PM10 has been gradually reduced. And the number in 2016 further dropped vs. 2015; the number recorded at the Lunbei observatory even slipped over 50%. The figures show that the air quality of the river areas is improving.

英文關鍵字

River Fugitive Dust、early warning and contingency mechanisms、river bare land