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PM1 is widely believed to provide better information on the anthropogenic fraction of particulate matter pollution than PM2.5. However, data on PM1 are still limited in Europe as well as comprehensive information about its chemical composition and source apportionment and this gap is more evident in the pollution hot-spots still remaining in Europe, such as the Po Valley (Northern Italy). Elemental...
An intercomparison has been performed on the coarse (>2.5 μm) and fine fraction (<2.5 μm) mass concentrations of particulate nitrate, ammonium, and sulphate determined simultaneously by filter pack and MOUDI samplers. Five intensive field campaigns have been carried out in summer and winter seasons, both at coastal sites (Mace Head, Ireland, and Tenerife, Spain) and at an inland site (University...
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