Testing of cavity attenuation phase shift technology for siting near-road NO2 monitors.

Larso, Timothy; Cai, Mengyu; University of Washington

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Testing of cavity attenuation phase shift technology for siting near-road NO2 monitors.

2015-07-01
By Larso, Timothy ; Cai, Mengyu

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Larso, Timothy ; Cai, Mengyu

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University of Washington
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United States. Dept. of Transportation. Research and Innovative Technology Administration
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Air Pollution Air Quality Management Environmental Monitoring Measuring Methods Nitrogen Dioxide Urban Areas
Publication/ Report Number:

2013-S-UW-0053
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

United States
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Pacific Northwest Transportation Consortium
Abstract:

Recent research has identified the public health importance of air pollution exposures

near busy roadways. As a result, EPA significantly revised its NO2 air quality standard in 2010.

The current regulatory focus has shifted from assessment of longer-term (annual average) NO2

concentrations measured at locations away from busy roads to shorter-term (1-hour average)

concentrations measured at locations near busy roads. Given the potential importance of

understanding both near-road and on-road NO2 exposures in built-up urban areas, additional

monitoring approaches are needed that are relatively user-friendly, specific to NO2 rather than

general oxides of nitrogen, and sufficiently flexible to be deployed at both near-road locations

over time as well as on busy freeways over both time and space.
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