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Monitoring stations provided annual average daily concentrations of sample regional traffic-related and secondary pollutants.

Eighteen monitoring stations provided the ambient air pollution data for the study; only three stations monitored more than one pollutant.

During this period, several air monitoring stations provided data for the U.S. EPA criteria air pollutants of interest CO (36 monitors) and NO2 (34 monitors), and in 1999, 17 monitoring stations started collecting data for PM2.5.

Re-establishment of meteorological and other types of monitoring stations provides hope for more and better data in the future (Campbell 2015).

Within an area of 279 km, there are around 7 million permanent residents and six China National Quality Control monitoring stations providing the exposure data for this study.

For our observationally based method we rely on a geostatistical analysis of ground observations of PM2.5 concentrations because of the relatively large number of monitoring stations providing accurate measurements across the U.S. By combining methods like LUR and BME we can create a model that is numerically efficient, applicable and interpretable over a large domain size.

However, the analyses restricted to 20-km buffers from each monitoring station provided similar effect estimates.

In this way, the asymptotic directions of viewing were calculated for a significant number of neutron monitor stations, providing crucial information on the Earth's "magnetospheric optics" for primary solar cosmic rays, on the top of the atmosphere, during the big solar event of December 2006.

PM10 measurements for all areas except Bologna and Turin were from the same fixed monitoring stations that provided PM2.5 measurements, to maintain comparability and allow the calculation of monitor-specific time-series data for PM2.5 10.

The numbers of ozone monitoring stations that provided data in each conurbation were 1 station in Liverpool, 11 in London, 2 in Manchester, 1 in Tyneside, and 4 in West Midlands.

The vigías have been able to greatly assist the scientists by maintaining monitoring stations, and providing vital visual observations of volcanic activity.