Evolution of Air Pollution Monitoring From a System for Experts to an Individual Source of Information for Everybody

Air monitoring

Evolution of Air Pollution Monitoring From a System for Experts to an Individual Source of Information for Everybody

02 Dec, 2009

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Traugott Kilgus Stephan Pannek PhD
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Besides remote transport of pollutants, air pollution is caused by a multitude of local temporally fluctuating sources.

The knowledge of the current pollution situation on a small scale is necessary for people´s health protection.

To meet this requirement and considering the capability of micro-scale models, a higher number of measuring stations with intelligent

concepts have to be set up. There is a trend towards miniaturisation of measuring stations comparable to that of computer technology or mobile phones.

With these new developments and their energy-saving operation, a cost reduction without loss of data quality is achieved [1].

Future developments will focus on further miniaturisation by using alternative sensor technologies and the application of the measurement as a tool not only for recording,

but also for the forecast of air quality.

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