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86. Gaussian process regression model for dynamically calibrating and surveilling a wireless low-cost particulate matter sensor network in Delhi T. Zheng et al.
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94. A new evaluation method of three different low-cost dust sensors using exponentially decaying particle concentrations K. Kang et al.
95. Development of low-cost air quality stations for next-generation monitoring networks: calibration and validation of NO2 and O3 sensors A. Cavaliere et al.
96. In Situ Calibration Algorithms for Environmental Sensor Networks: A Review F. Delaine et al.
97. Community Air Sensor Network (CAIRSENSE) project: evaluation of low-cost sensor performance in a suburban environment in the southeastern United States W. Jiao et al.
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100. Assessment of seasonal variation in PM2.5 concentration using low-cost sensors: A case study of Jaipur city, India S. Chaudhry et al.
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103. Effect of micropillars with varying geometry and density on the efficiency of impaction-based quartz crystal microbalance aerosol sensors M. Hajizadehmotlagh & I. Paprotny
104. Application of Gaussian Mixture Regression for the Correction of Low Cost PM2.5 Monitoring Data in Accra, Ghana C. McFarlane et al.
105. Field Evaluation and Calibration of Low-Cost Air Pollution Sensors for Environmental Exposure Research J. Huang et al.
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108. The influence of humidity on the performance of a low-cost air particle mass sensor and the effect of atmospheric fog R. Jayaratne et al.
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110. Evaluating the feasibility of a personal particle exposure monitor in outdoor and indoor microenvironments in Shanghai, China K. Wang et al.
111. Assessment of health impact of the surface ozone on a population residing at Agadir city (Morocco) using the AirQ+ model Y. Bouchriti et al.
112. Node-to-node field calibration of wireless distributed air pollution sensor network F. Kizel et al.
113. Garbage in, gospel out? – Air quality assessment in the UK planning system A. Mills & S. Peckham
114. An integrated low-cost air quality sensor and a multi-task calibration framework for particulate matter F. Nan et al.
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119. Mathematical Modelling and Parameter Optimization of Fine Particle Sensors based on Laser Light Scattering W. Shao et al.
120. Representativeness of the particulate matter pollution assessed by an official monitoring station of air quality in Santiago, Chile: projection to human health M. Préndez et al.
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125. Response of low-cost sensors to high PM 2.5 concentrations during bushfire and haze events X. Liu et al.
126. Assessment of particulate matter (PM10, PM5, PM2.5, and PM1) concentrations at significant intersections in Douala-Cameroon city using low-cost sensors Y. Ngangmo & C. Adiang
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129. The evaluation and optimization of calibration methods for low-cost particulate matter sensors: Inter-comparison between fixed and mobile methods X. Qin et al.
130. Use of electrochemical sensors for measurement of air pollution: correcting interference response and validating measurements E. Cross et al.
131. A Survey on Sensor Calibration in Air Pollution Monitoring Deployments B. Maag et al.
132. Development of Low-Cost Air Quality Stations for Next Generation Monitoring Networks: Calibration and Validation of PM2.5 and PM10 Sensors A. Cavaliere et al.
133. Evaluation of two collocated federal equivalent method PM2.5 instruments over a wide range of concentrations in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina G. Hagler et al.
134. In-car particulate matter exposure across ten global cities P. Kumar et al.
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137. New Methods for Personal Exposure Monitoring for Airborne Particles K. Koehler & T. Peters
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141. Anti-perspirant deodorant particulate matter temporal concentrations during home usage V. Seller et al.
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143. The Effects of Climate Therapy on Cardiorespiratory Fitness and Exercise-Induced Bronchoconstriction in Children with Asthma C. De Pieri et al.
144. A Statistical Calibration Framework for Improving Non-Reference Method Particulate Matter Reporting: A Focus on Community Air Monitoring Settings S. Commodore et al.
145. Annual NO2 as a Predictor of Hourly NO2 Variability: Do Defra UK’s Heuristics Make Sense? A. Mills & S. Peckham
146. Extensive evaluation and classification of low‐cost dust sensors in laboratory using a newly developed test method K. Ahn et al.
147. A fast calibration algorithm for Non-Dispersive Infrared single channel carbon dioxide sensor based on deep learning K. Mao et al.
148. Evaluation of PM2.5 measured in an urban setting using a low-cost optical particle counter and a Federal Equivalent Method Beta Attenuation Monitor B. Magi et al.
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150. Monitoring of Indoor Air Quality in a Classroom Combining a Low-Cost Sensor System and Machine Learning I. Apostolopoulos et al.
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155. Understanding and revealing the intrinsic impacts of the COVID-19 lockdown on air quality and public health in North China using machine learning Y. Lv et al.
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159. Predicting airborne pollutant concentrations and events in a commercial building using low-cost pollutant sensors and machine learning: A case study A. Mohammadshirazi et al.
160. Real-time particle monitoring of pesticide drift from an axial fan airblast orchard sprayer M. Blanco et al.
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167. Fusion of Environmental Sensing on PM2.5 and Deep Learning on Vehicle Detecting for Acquiring Roadside PM2.5 Concentration Increments W. Wang et al.
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183. Smart sensors, smart calibration: Applications in machine learning for coal dust monitoring N. Amoah et al.
184. Review of smoke taint in wine: smoke-derived volatile phenols and their glycosidic metabolites in grapes and vines as biomarkers for smoke exposure and their role in the sensory perception of smoke taint M. Krstic et al.
185. Smart homes and the control of indoor air quality A. Schieweck et al.
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188. Enhanced performance of pocket-sized nanoparticle exposure monitor for healthy indoor environment H. Wasisto et al.
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191. Improving usability of sensor-based measurements for community monitoring: Long-term performance and classification of data quality Y. Luo & A. Stuart
192. Assessment of PM2.5 monitoring using MicroPEM: A validation study in a city with elevated PM2.5 levels Y. Du et al.
193. Assessment of air quality microsensors versus reference methods: The EuNetAir joint exercise C. Borrego et al.
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199. Real-Time Monitoring of Spray Drift from Three Different Orchard Sprayers M. Blanco et al.
200. Hourly land-use regression models based on low-cost PM monitor data M. Masiol et al.
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204. Lightweight IoT-edge framework with attention-enhanced GRU for closed-loop real-time indoor environmental monitoring and prediction J. Yousaf et al.
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206. High-Resolution Modeling of Particulate Matter: Comparing SEMARA AOD and MAIAC AOD Models M. Bagherinia & S. Boudaghpour
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