Receptor oriented source apportionment

Although source oriented dispersion models are invaluable predictive tools, their ability to quantify the Impact of a source is limited. Receptor oriented methods of source apportionment, however, have evolved in recent years to the point where they now clearly form a new discipline of air pollution science. ( 1, ) This new discipline is distinctly different from dispersion modeling and has demonstrated that it can quantitatively apportion source contributions to particle levels. Receptor models are not pre-... [Pg.76]

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Borbon A., H. Fontaine, N. Locoge, M. VeiUerot and J.C. Galloo Developing receptor-oriented methods for non-methane hydrocarbon characterisation in urban air - Part II source apportionment, Atmos. Environ. 37 (2003a) 4065-4076. [Pg.273]

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