Miniature, low-cost optical particle counters

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Documents

ocaa2013_Ulanowski_etal
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Links

http://ocaa2013.sav.sk/assets/abstracts.pdf

Joseph Ulanowski
Paul H. Kaye
Edwin Hirst
Andreas Wieser
Warren Stanley

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Original language	English
Pages	49-50
Publication status	Published - 2013
Event	Int. Conf. Optical Characterization of Atmospheric Aerosols - Smolenice, Slovakia Duration: 5 Nov 2013 → 7 Nov 2013

Conference

Conference	Int. Conf. Optical Characterization of Atmospheric Aerosols
Country/Territory	Slovakia
City	Smolenice
Period	5/11/13 → 7/11/13

Abstract

A range of miniature, low-cost optical particle counters for characterizing atmospheric particles has been developed. They are intended for use with disposable balloon-borne radiosondes, dropsondes or in dense ground-based sensor networks. Versions exist that are suitable for determining the size distributions and number concentrations of cloud particles or atmospheric aerosols such as mineral dust or volcanic ash.

Projects

High density sensor network system for air quality studies at Heathrow airport
Project: Research
A Miniature Atmospheric Particle Classifier (APC)
Project: Research
Dust Radiation, Electrification and Alignment-DREAME
Project: Research

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