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The present study focuses on interpretations of the temporal variations and   variations between urban locations of sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen dioxide   (NO2) and black smoke (BS) during the period 2001-2008 in the Vojvodina   Region of Serbia (VR_S). In this study we examined variations of pollutants   concentrations during household heating and non-heating seasons and the   effect of household heating, traffic, rainfall and wind speed on the air   pollution levels of SO2, NO2 and BS in eight locations. The analyses showed   that the annual limit values of these pollutants as recommended by the   Serbian regulations and recommendations were not exceeded, unlike the daily   limits. Higher SO2 concentrations during household heating season in four   locations indicate the substantial impact of house­hold heating on air   quality. Positive effects of the use of environmentally cleaner fuels were   observed in only two locations. The growing impact of traffic on air   pollution is shown by the increasing trend of NO2 during both seasons. Calm   wind conditions and an absence of rainfall were found to have incremental   effects on pollution levels in most locations. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke   Republike Srbije, br. III 43007: Studying climate change and its influence on   the environment: impacts, adaptation and mitigation i br. III 43002:   Biosensing Technolo­gies and Global System for Continuous Research and   Integrated Management

Gaseous and particulate urban air pollution in the region of Vojvodina (Serbia)