Field deployments of the environmental monitoring

Robin North; Jeremy Cohen; Steven Wilkins; Mark Richards; Neil Hoose; John Polak; Margaret Bell; Phil Blythe; Bayan Sharif; Jeff Neasham; Visalakshmi Suresh; Fabio Galatioto; Graeme Hill; Iq Mead; Rod Jones; Alastair Beresford; Haibo Chen; Karl Ropkins; Paul Goodman; Colin Oates; James Tate; Narasimha Ballijepalli

Field deployments of the environmental monitoring

Robin North, Jeremy Cohen, Steven Wilkins, Mark Richards, Neil Hoose, John Polak, Margaret Bell, Phil Blythe, Bayan Sharif, Jeff Neasham, Visalakshmi Suresh, Fabio Galatioto, Graeme Hill, Iq Mead, Rod Jones, Alastair Beresford, Haibo Chen, Karl Ropkins, Paul Goodman, Colin OatesJames Tate, Narasimha Ballijepalli

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Abstract

This paper describes how the technologies developed in the MESSAGE project have been deployed in a series of real-world experiments to examine the relationship between transport and air pollution. Three different sensor systems have been developed to allow deployment on infrastructure, people and vehicles for both short and long term studies. This paper describes the field trials conducted using each of these systems in turn. The initial conclusions regarding the coordinated use of these sensors in the management of transport and air pollution are presented.

Original language	British English
Pages (from-to)	484-488
Number of pages	5
Journal	Traffic Engineering and Control
Volume	50
Issue number	11
State	Published - Dec 2009

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