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Applying sensor networks to evaluate air pollutant emissions from fugitive and area sources

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Citation:

Johnson, K., Bill Mitchell, G. Hagler, B. Gullett, E. Thoma, AND R. Vedantham. Applying sensor networks to evaluate air pollutant emissions from fugitive and area sources. To be Presented at Duke University Wireless Intelligent Workshop, Durham, NC, June 13, 2013.

Impact/Purpose:

This abstract is to propose a presentation and conference proceedings for Duke University's Wireless Intelligent Sensor Network workshop occurring in June, 2013. The abstract describes recent EPA research evaluating low cost air pollution sensors in laboratory and field environments.

Description:

The abstract discusses the use of low cost sensors in a recent forest fire study, burn hut measurements, laboratory calibration, and potential modeling work that may be in development.

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Record Details:

Record Type:DOCUMENT( PRESENTATION/ ABSTRACT)
Product Published Date:06/13/2013
Record Last Revised:05/27/2015
OMB Category:Other
Record ID: 307653