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Air Monitoring Methods -
Passive Monitoring
Passive air samplers are inexpensive compact, portable air pollutant sampling devices. They are ideal for determining base-line concentrations and as a survey tool. They are ideal for assessing personal and environmental exposures over time frames generally ranging from one day to two weeks. Exposure times as short as 8 hours and as long as one month are achievable under requisite concentration conditions.
| Description | Date Posted | Bytes | Type |
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| Final Report - Ambient Air Toxics in the Houston-Galveston Area with High and Low TRI Emissions - A Pilot Study of Temporal and Spatial Concentrations Using Passive Sampling Devices | 3/1/2007 | 2.2MB |
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| Final Report - Passive Sampling of Ambient Concentrations of Volatile Organic Compounds in the Greater New Orleans Area in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina |
3/1/2007 | 504KB |
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| 24-hour Diffusive Sampling of 1,3-Butadiene in Air onto Carbopack X Solid Adsorbent followed by Thermal Desorption/GC/MS Analysis -- Feasibility Studies | 4/13/05 | 444KB |
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| Passive Ozone Network of Dallas: A Modeling Opportunity with Community Involvement 1 | 4/13/05 | 1.7MB |
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| Passive Ozone Network of Dallas: A Modeling Opportunity with Community Involvement 2 | 4/13/05 | 2.12MB |
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| Exploratory Data Analysis for the Filling Ozone Gaps in Region 6 (FOGIR6) 2002 Study | 4/13/05 | 1.1MB |
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| Exploratory Data Analysis for the Filling Ozone Gaps in Regions 6/7 (FOGIR6/7) 2003 Study | 4/13/05 | 1.0 MB |
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