Land use to characterize spatial representativeness of air quality monitoring stations and its relevance for model validation
Authors:
- Stijn JanssenSJStijn Janssen
- Gerwin DumontGDGerwin Dumont
- Frans FierensFFFrans Fierens
- Felix DeutschFDFelix Deutsch
- Bino MaiheuBMBino Maiheu
- David CelisDCDavid Celis
- Elke TrimpeneersETElke Trimpeneers
- Clemens MensinkCMClemens Mensink
- 1 November 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Atmospheric Environment
- Vol. 59, 492-500
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