An integrated PM2.5 source apportionment study: Positive Matrix Factorisation vs. the chemical transport model CAMx
Authors:
- M.C. BoveMBM.C. Bove
- P. BrottoPBP. Brotto
- F. CassolaFCF. Cassola
- E. CucciaECE. Cuccia
- D. MassabòDMD. Massabò
- A. MazzinoAMA. Mazzino
- A. PiazzalungaAPA. Piazzalunga
- P. PratiPPP. Prati
- 1 September 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Atmospheric Environment
- Vol. 94, 274-286
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Funding Information
- APICE (MED 2007/2013)
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