This project is collecting and undertaking detailed physiochemical analysis of PM10 from four sites in the South Wales region. Information is being provided on the heterogeneity of PM10 at the four sites, and the mass of the particles collected is being linked to their size distribution. Chemical analyses will assist with source apportionment, such as traffic, industry, mining and agriculture. Characterised samples of PM10 will be used in toxicological studies to determine whether the particles cause lung inflammation, increase lung permeability or initiate epithelial damage. A comparison of the results of these studies with previous findings from other environmentally and occupationally derived fine particles, with established...
The collection of large amounts of airborne particulate matter (PM) over short periods of time has o...
The PM10 airborne particulate matter with an aerodynamic diameter ≤10 µm is considered as a risk fac...
In the UK a national black smoke (BS) monitoring network has existed since the 1960's and this histo...
This project is collecting and undertaking detailed physiochemical analysis of PM10 from four sites...
Airborne particulate matter has been collected from within,and proximal to, an opencast coal mine in...
As part of the NERC-URGENT thematic programme, research was undertaken into the physicochemistry and...
Mixtures of respirable, bioavailable metalliferous airborne particles (e.g., Fe, Mn, Sn, Zn, Ba, Ni,...
This study investigates the size, composition and concentration of airborne particles. These feature...
A high-volume cascade impact collector (1100 l/min air flow) was used to collect air samples in an i...
Work was undertaken in 1997 as part of a UK government programme to monitor air quality in the Corni...
A positive correlation has been established between increased levels of airborne particulate polluti...
Studies of airborne particulate matter are increasingly important, because of the need to understand...
The collection of large amounts of airborne particulate matter (PM) over short periods of time has o...
The PM10 airborne particulate matter with an aerodynamic diameter ≤10 µm is considered as a risk fac...
In the UK a national black smoke (BS) monitoring network has existed since the 1960's and this histo...
This project is collecting and undertaking detailed physiochemical analysis of PM10 from four sites...
Airborne particulate matter has been collected from within,and proximal to, an opencast coal mine in...
As part of the NERC-URGENT thematic programme, research was undertaken into the physicochemistry and...
Mixtures of respirable, bioavailable metalliferous airborne particles (e.g., Fe, Mn, Sn, Zn, Ba, Ni,...
This study investigates the size, composition and concentration of airborne particles. These feature...
A high-volume cascade impact collector (1100 l/min air flow) was used to collect air samples in an i...
Work was undertaken in 1997 as part of a UK government programme to monitor air quality in the Corni...
A positive correlation has been established between increased levels of airborne particulate polluti...
Studies of airborne particulate matter are increasingly important, because of the need to understand...
The collection of large amounts of airborne particulate matter (PM) over short periods of time has o...
The PM10 airborne particulate matter with an aerodynamic diameter ≤10 µm is considered as a risk fac...
In the UK a national black smoke (BS) monitoring network has existed since the 1960's and this histo...