The present study investigates persistent inversions dynamics during a whole winter in
Alpine valleys of the area of Grenoble (French Alps), and their relationship to PM 10 air …

We investigate the effects of temperature inversions on the levels of nitrogen dioxide (NO2)
and fine particulate matter (PM2. 5) in the atmosphere over the Hamilton Census …

Abstract Air Quality Monitoring Networks (AQMNs) are composed by a number of stations,
which are typically classified as urban, suburban or rural, and background, industrial or …

Aerosol temporal and spatial distributions during wintertime temperature inversions in
Gothenburg, Sweden, have been characterized by ground-based and airborne particle …

In May 2008 the EUCAARI-LONGREX aircraft field campaign was conducted within the
EUCAARI intensive observational period. The campaign aimed at studying the distribution …

The vertical temperature profile in the lowest 1000 m of the atmosphere determines a
number of important physical processes and meteorological phenomena such as high …

This study aims to elucidate the influence of meteorological conditions on particle levels in
Cergy-Pontoise. It explores the temporal variability of PM10 pollution days by associating …

One of the primary causes of urban atmospheric particulate matter, which is harmful to
human health in addition to affecting air quality and atmospheric visibility, is road dust. This …

Air quality issues are frequent in urbanized valleys, particularly in wintertime when a
temperature inversion forms and the air within the valley is stably stratified over several …

Mountainous terrains are known for driving their own dynamics which respond to the local
morphological arrangement of the area. Thermally driven flows in particular develop at slope …