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The use of electrochemical sensors for monitoring urban air quality in low-cost, high-density networks
Atmospheric Environment · 2013 · Vol. 70 · pp. 186–203
Mohammed Iqbal Mead✉(University of Cambridge)Olalekan Popoola(University of Cambridge)G.B. Stewart(University of Cambridge)P. V. Landshoff(University of Cambridge)M. Calleja(University of Cambridge)Mackenzie HayesJosé J. Baldoví(University of Cambridge)M.W. McLeod(University of Cambridge)T Hodgson(University of Cambridge)Jo Dicks(Cambridge City Council)Alastair C. Lewis(Cambridge City Council)Jérémy Cohen(Imperial College London)Ronan BaronJohn SaffellR. L. Jones✉(University of Cambridge)
Air Quality Monitoring and ForecastingAir Quality and Health ImpactsAtmospheric chemistry and aerosolsScalabilityAir quality indexSoftware deploymentComputer scienceWireless sensor networkReal-time computingEnvironmental scienceComputer networkGeographyMeteorology
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- University of Cambridge
- Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
- Natural Environment Research Council
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