Magnetic Characterization of Traffic-Related Pm to Characterize Urban Air Pollution

Letaïef, Sarah; CAMPS, Pierre; Poidras, Thierry; Nicol, Patrick

doi:10.1130/abs/2022cd-373861

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“…Because all the traffic‐related pollutants are not necessarily magnetic, one may wonder what we are truly measuring. For this reason, it appears necessary to magnetically determine the different traffic‐related sources and then, their contributions by means of a source‐to‐sink approach (Letaïef et al., 2022). In addition, environmental magnetism investigations aim at determining the magnetic mineralogy, the grain size, and the concentration of magnetic material.…”

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Benefits and Limitations of Environmental Magnetism for Completing Citizen Science on Air Quality: A Case Study in a Street Canyon

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Feedbacks from the participants to an air quality monitoring study carried out as a citizen science study inside a street canyon are reported.• A magnetic air quality index (Qmag) is proposed to improve communication between scientists within their community and between citizens, scientists, and elected officials.• Benefits and limitations of the environmental magnetism technique applied to air quality measurements are discussed.• Tips to academics for conducting this type of project, and implications on societal and political issues are documented.

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