A multi-pollutant methodology to locate a single air quality monitoring station in small and medium-size urban areas
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Doval Miñarro, Marta; Bañón, Daniel; Egea Larrosa, José Alberto; Costa Gómez, Isabel; Baeza Caracena, AntoniaÁrea de conocimiento
Tecnologías del Medio AmbientePatrocinadores
The sampling campaigns used to test the methodology were funded by the Consejería de Agricultura y Agua of the Comunidad Autónoma de la Región de Murcia.Fecha de publicación
2020-08-11Editorial
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Marta Doval Miñarro, Daniel Bañón, José A. Egea, Isabel Costa-Gómez, Antonia Baeza Caracena, A multi-pollutant methodology to locate a single air quality monitoring station in small and medium-size urban areas, Environmental Pollution, Volume 266, Part 3, 2020, 115279, ISSN 0269-7491, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envpol.2020.115279.Revisión por pares
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Air qualityMonitoring stations
Optimization
Small urban areas
Medium-size urban areas
Resumen
Air quality management is underpinned by continuous measurements of concentrations of target air
pollutants in monitoring stations. Although many approaches for optimizing the number and location of
air quality monitoring stations are described in the literature, these are usually focused on dense networks.
However, there are small and medium-size urban areas that only require one monitoring station
but also suffer from severe air pollution. Given that target pollutants are usually measured at the same
sampling points; it is necessary to develop a methodology to determine the optimal location of the single
station. In this paper, such a methodology is proposed based on maximizing an objective function, that
balances between different pollutants measured in the network. The methodology is applied to a set of
data available for the city of Cartagena, in southeast Spain. A sensitivity analysis reveals that 2 small areas
of the studied city account for 80% of the optimal potential ...
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