Hi Dan Lou,

I have a look at data for visualizing the bad hours. It seem most bad hours happened in bad season (winter).

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Hi Dan Lou,

Excellent job! In my opinion, the north of China (like Beijing and Shenyang), burn coal in winter. That makes the difference in season. For Shanghai, mainly problem may be the bad traffic. It caused pollution in rush hour.

Your last graphics “Total Hours of PM2 .5 >= 200 ?g/m3 in a Year” looks interesting. If we count every polluted hour, it looks 2015 is no clearly improved than 2014 and 2013. I suggest you can make this point more clearly or visualize it. When those polluted hour (PM2 .5 >= 200) will happened in every day through a month or a whole year?

If you haven’t watched this video, I recommend this for you. It's well-known speech in last year. She tries to search and explain many complex and complicated reasons behind air pollution in China. Chai Jing, Under the dome (????????).

Video Links:

http://www.donews.com/net/201503/2882208.shtm

http://edu.sina.com.cn/kids/2015-03-03/094887930.shtml

Hi @Sander Huisman , thank you for the comment. The air pollution in China is quite disturbing, especially for people who have been to China (I took a look at your blog, and BTW, I love the design as much as the content).

Hi Dan Lou,

very nice post. The issue of spaces within strings that are deleted in the cloud is known and has apparently been reported to developers.

Cheers,

Marco