Increasing the spatial resolution of air quality assessments in urban areas: A comparison of biomagnetic monitoring and urban scale modelling
Authors:
- Jelle HofmanJHJelle Hofman
- Wouter LefebvreWLWouter Lefebvre
- Stijn JanssenSJStijn Janssen
- Ruben NackaertsRNRuben Nackaerts
- Siegmund NuytsSNSiegmund Nuyts
- Lars MattheysesLMLars Mattheyses
- Roeland SamsonRSRoeland Samson
- 1 August 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Atmospheric Environment
- Vol. 92, 130-140
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