In this study, we used the recorded database of 11 automatic air quality monitoring stations, which set up by the environmental protection administration, by year from 2001 to 2010 in New Taipei City to analysis the relationship between the main air pollutant ozone and other pollutants and meteorological factors. The results showed that the air quality have great improvement of primary air pollutants such as nitrogen oxide, carbon monoxide and sulphur oxide in last ten years, it means the air pollution control of stationary and mobile pollution sources working well. According to the statistics of 10-year Taiwan's Pollutant Standards Index (PSI), the major index pollutant of poor air quality days (Pollution Standards Index > 100) was ozone especially at Xindian station. From pollutants correlation analysis within each monitoring station, CO has strong positive correlation with NOx, NMHC and middle positive correlation with PM10, SO2 this inferred the domination of combustion sources. According to the correlation of one pollutant between stations, PM10 and O3 were high and CO and NOx were middle correlation revealing that PM10 and O3 were large-scale and CO and NOx were regional pollutants. Humidity presents middle negative correlation with O3 that means humidity restrains the generation of O3. Ozone also has negative correlation with its precursors such as NMHC and NOx. The results of one-way ANOVA (analysis of variance) of these stations database for recent 5 years indicated that there were significant difference between monitoring stations. According to the result of linear regression analysis of O3 with other parameters, without intercept was much better than with intercept regression. Besides, using the database of highozone-hour such as 1pm to 3pm were better than whole-day-hour. Therefore, we suggested that one should take the high concentration hour data of other parameters and regression without intercept to predict O3’s trend.