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　　With the vigorous development of national economic construction, there is an increasing number of engineering surveys and deformation monitoring in areas such as land and resources investigation, surveying and demarcation, reservoir dams, highways and bridges, equipment installation, civil buildings, industrial buildings, high-rise buildings, earthquake monitoring, landslides, etc., which serve as important indicators for basic and qualitative preservation of surveying and mapping engineering and deformation monitoring. It includes various levels of triangulation points, baseline points, traverse points, control points, gravity points, astronomical points, leveling points, wooden and steel targets and stone markers built on the ground, underground or buildings, global control points, as well as fixed surveying markers used for topographic mapping, engineering surveying, zoning boundary surveying, cadastral surveying and deformation surveying; Temporary measurement markers being used in the measurement.

　　Introduction

　　There are multiple reasons why mercury in the environment is considered a global problem. The reason is that once mercury enters the environment, it will always exist and cannot be degraded; The second reason is due to the physical properties of mercury, which makes it easy to diffuse over long distances. Even the presence of small amounts of mercury in the environment can have negative effects on health. Therefore, it is necessary to take action to reduce mercury emissions and pay attention to expanding knowledge about mercury cycling in the environment. In the past few years, mercury emissions, transport, and conversion in the environment have attracted widespread attention, but despite numerous studies on these issues, many phenomena remain unexplained.

　　summary

　　For many years, atmospheric mercury has been regarded as a global pollutant. The transfer of mercury compounds from the atmosphere and their deposition on the surface is an important issue that requires knowledge of the cycling of various forms of the metal among environmental factors. There are many numerical models that can be used to study and represent this phenomenon. These models are based on data related to mercury emission sources, the concentration of the pollutant in the model area, and meteorological data, as well as regional and global air quality flow rates. This study proposes a method for analyzing mercury deposition flux at a local scale based solely on mercury flow intensity. The range of mercury deposition flux (mixed deposition) obtained using MDC method at Zloty Potok station (regional background station in Silesia region) is 22.8 μ g · m? 2 years? 1 (measured based on data from 8 months in 2013) to 54.2 μ g · m in 2012? 2 years? 1. Develop a mercury deposition coefficient (MDC) method that can be used to measure only meteorological parameters and mercury concentration in atmospheric air. By obtaining the sedimentation coefficient values, the concentration of the selected pollutants and the potential impact of sedimentation can be quantified.

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