RESUMO
The spatial and temporal distribution patterns of dust concentration in the Pingshuo mining area and urban area were analyzed utilizing satellite data. The results indicate that the correlation coefficients of the average PM2.5 and PM10 concentration retrieved by satellite in Shuozhou City are 0.88 and 0.63, respectively, and the satellite inversion data demonstrate high reliability. The spatial distribution of dust concentration in the Pingshuo Mine area is elevated during winter and spring, with significant dust accumulation in winter. The pollution phenomenon in the Pingshuo mining area was pronounced from January to March, and the air quality deteriorated significantly. The correlation analysis of dust concentration between the city and the mining area reveals a marked spatial discontinuity at the boundary between the city and the mining area, indicating that the mining area is not the primary cause of the increase of dust concentration in the urban area, and changes in dust concentration within the mining area exert no significant impact on the urban area. The research results possess significant implications for dust control in both the mining and urban areas.