M González-Alonso, J Oteros, M Widmann, J M Maya-Manzano, C Skjøth, L Grewling, D O'Connor, M Sofiev, F Tummon, B Crouzy, B Clot, J Buters, E Kadantsev, Y Palamarchuk, M Martinez-Bracero, F D Pope, S Mills, B Šikoparija, P Matavulj, C B Schmidt-Weber, P Ørby
This study examines the influence of meteorological factors and air pollutants on the performance of automatic pollen monitoring devices, as part of the EUMETNET Autopollen COST ADOPT-intercomparison campaign held in Munich, Germany, during the 2021 pollen season. The campaign offered a unique opportunity to compare all automatic monitors available at the time, a Plair Rapid-E, a Hund-Wetzlar BAA500, an OPC Alphasense, a KH-3000 Yamatronics, three Swisens Polenos, a PollenSense APS, a FLIR IBAC2, a DMT WIBS-5, an Aerotape Sextant, to the average of four manual Hirst traps, under the same environmental conditions...
April 30, 2024: Science of the Total Environment