Development and evaluation of a low cost particulate monitor for user-defined conditional sequential sampling

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University of Canterbury. Geography
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2007
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Harrison, J.
Key, N.
Kingham, S.
Sturman, A.P.
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This paper presents the design and evaluation of a low-cost particulate monitor, the Samplemaster 7000, designed for user-defined conditional sequential sampling. The sampler is a portable unit which can be quickly and easily assembled, and is easy to operate. It was field tested initially using sequential sampling for 24 hours from midnight and showed good correlations with standard measures. It was then set up for conditional sampling based on wind speed and direction, with excellent results.

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Harrison, J., Key, N., Kingham, S., Sturman, A.P. (2007) Development and evaluation of a low cost particulate monitor for user-defined conditional sequential sampling. Clean Air and Environmental Quality, 41(1), pp. 33-38.
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