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TRAINING SESSION IN THE HYATT REGENCY - ROOM REGENCY A ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2016 FROM 6-9 PM   DINNER AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED RSVP CONTACT:  joannpottberg@gmail.com   SEATING IS LIMITED SO PLEASE CONTACT US AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. E-FRM EPA RFPS-0316-221 Met One Instruments Inc. will be at the National Ambient Air Monitoring Meeting with some of the latest equipment to meet your air monitoring requirements...both for criteria and for indicative monitoring.  We will be holding an introduction and training session on Wednesday evening.  Please plan on joining us. Presenters: Dr. Seung Ho Hong, Dr. David Gobeli, Sky Patton, Stephen Wilson will be in the booth and at the training session.  

Met One Instruments BC 1050 and BC 1054 CONTACT SALES@METONE.COM The Met One Instruments, Inc. BC 1050 Series, Black Carbon Monitors, measures the absorption of  particulate matter onto filter tape continuously. The BC 1050 monitor operates at 2-wavelengths and  the BC 1054 operates at 10-wavelengths. The BC 1050 offers the user the ability to monitor  absorption at near-IR (880 nm) and near-UV (375 nm) wavelengths simultaneously with a standard minimum time resolution of 1-minute. The BC 1054, multi-spectrum  carbon monitor, measures the absorption at 375, 430, 470, 525, 565, 590, 660, 700, 880 and 950 nm  with a  standard time resolution of 1-minute. Optional 1-second time resolution is available for both the BC 1050 and the BC 1054. Both monitors offer the following advanced features: •   Active flow control between 2 and 5 LPM. Concentrations may be reported under either actual or  standard flow conditions. Optional 16.7 ...

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Please come and see the NEW PRODUCTS and much more...contact Peter at sales@metone.com for more information about the show and about the products. NEW BAM 1022 - INCLUDES SHELTER WITH  EQPM-1013-209 PM2.5 NEW eFRM NEW BC 1050 AND BC 1054 BLACK CARBON MONITORS

Validate personal air-pollution sensors Alastair Lewis &  Peter Edwards 06 July 2016 Alastair Lewis and Peter Edwards call on researchers to test the accuracy of low-cost monitoring devices before regulators are flooded with questionable air-quality data. Article tools PDF Rights & Permissions Subject terms: Chemistry Atmospheric science Technology Kevin Frayer/Getty The greater availability of data on air quality has gripped the public, especially in heavily polluted cities such as Beijing. The public is increasingly aware of the health and economic costs of air pollution. Poor air quality is linked to over three million deaths each year, and 96% of people in large cities are exposed to pollutant levels that are above recommended limits 1 . The costs of urban air pollution amount to 2% of gross domestic product in developed countries and 5% in developing countries (see go.nature.com/28qv0ka ). Related stories Seven chemical se...