Study of the optimal geographic distribution for air quality monitoring sensors air quality
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https://doi.org/10.25044/25392190.1049Keywords:
sensors , air quality , validity environment , meteorological characteristicsAbstract
This bibliographic review presents a study and analysis of the works developed on the form, methodology and techniques used for the distribution of air quality sensors in a given space, taking into account the different geographical and meteorological characteristics of the selected site. In addition, it is important to highlight that the analysis is carried out through the selection of different research works that have sensors that serve as stations or as low-cost sensors, for which there are different purposes of use in data collection. Finally, a summary is made through tables that mention the main recommendations of the authors, who dealt with this topic in their research and some of the important factors that had to be taken into account given the space, number of available sensors and validity environment of the measurements made in the studies.
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