The 101
note is my attempt to explain air pollution monitoring – What purpose
does it serve? Is ambient monitoring the same as emissions monitoring?
How does one monitor? How do “low-cost” monitors fit in?
Building an effective air pollution control plan for the cities and the
regions, it is important to know the contribution of sources. This is
not a easy process, as it involves many steps, some related to field
experiments, some related to laboratory analysis, some related to
(statistical and predictive) modeling, and some related to linking the
results to pollution control planning. We tried to structure these steps
into this primer of pollution source apportionment, explaining the
various steps involved in building an informed air quality management
plan. You can download a pdf version of the primer here or browse the pages below.
Air pollution is a growing problem in most cities (big and small). The "Daily Dose" aims to disseminate the best available information on air pollution and engage in discussions to better understand the process of air quality management. For more details on the program, please visit http://www.urbanemissions.info
Thursday, April 26, 2018
Infograph - How Manual Ambient Air Quality Monitoring System Works?
The 101
note is my attempt to explain air pollution monitoring – What purpose
does it serve? Is ambient monitoring the same as emissions monitoring?
How does one monitor? How do “low-cost” monitors fit in?
Infograph - How Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring System Works?
The 101 note is my attempt to explain air pollution monitoring – What purpose does it serve? Is ambient monitoring the same as emissions monitoring? How does one monitor? How do “low-cost” monitors fit in?