თბილისში COVID-19-ის გავრცელებაზე მიწისპირა ოზონის კონცენტაციის გავლენის კვლევის შედეგები
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წარმოდგენილია მიწისქვეშა ოზონის კონცენტრაციის (SOC) დღიური მნიშვნელობების ქალაქ თბილისის მოსახლეობის კორონავირუსით ინფიცირების დადებითობის მაჩვენებელზე COVID-19 (IR) კვლევის შედეგები 2020 წლის 8 ოქტომბრიდან 2021 წლის 31 მაისამდე. აღმოჩნდა, რომ IR მნიშვნელობები საპირისპირო კორელაციაშია SOC-თან. მაგალითად, ოზონის კონცენტრაციებისთვის 0-დან 20 მკგ/მ3-მდე, COVID-19 ინფექციის პოზიტიურობის მაჩვენებელი საშუალოდ შეადგენდა 18.5%-ს, ხოლო SOC-ის მნიშვნელობებისთვის 80-დან 100 მკგ/მ3-მდე იყო მხოლოდ 2.3%. ყოველდღიურ IR მნიშვნელობებსა და SOC-ის შორის ურთიერთობას აქვს შებრუნებული წრფივი ფორმა. IR = -0,2307·SOC + 20.543 ინდივიდუალური შემთხვევებისთვის; IR = -0,2113·SOC + 19.756 - საშუალო IR მნიშვნელობებისთვის SOC-ის მნიშვნელობების სხვადასხვა დიაპაზონში.
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