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MA600
Mobile monitoring iconMobile monitoring
Transportation microenvironments iconTransportation microenvironments
Wildfires, biomass, & tobacco iconWildfires, biomass, & tobacco
Long-term stationary monitoring iconLong-term stationary monitoring
Vertical profiling & UAVs iconVertical profiling & UAVs
Health effects & personal exposure iconHealth effects & personal exposure
Community monitoring iconCommunity monitoring
Indoor air quality iconIndoor air quality
Applications

Mobile monitoring

microAeth instruments are used to measure exposures and ambient concentrations in on-vehicle mobile studies. AethLabs instruments have been used to help identify hotspots, quantify near road and on-road pollutant levels as well as on bicycles, trains, planes, and unmanned aerial vehicles.

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Applications

Mobile monitoring

microAeth instruments are used to measure exposures and ambient concentrations in on-vehicle mobile studies. AethLabs instruments have been used to help identify hotspots, quantify near road and on-road pollutant levels as well as on bicycles, trains, planes, and unmanned aerial vehicles.

Take a look at the MA200 »

Mobile monitoring icon
Transportation microenvironments icon
Wildfires, biomass, & tobacco icon
Long-term stationary monitoring icon
Vertical profiling & UAVs icon
Health effects & personal exposure icon
Community monitoring icon
Indoor air quality icon

Black Carbon

Black Carbon, or Soot, is the second-leading cause of global warming, may account for half of Arctic warming, and makes people sick - it is a leading cause of respiratory illness and premature death.

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What is a microAeth?

microAeth AE51 and microAeth AL30

The microAeth is a self-contained, pocket-sized instrument with flow control, data storage, and battery and makes its analysis by collecting particulates on a replaceable filter strip and utilizes the Aethalometer optical absorption technique to determine the mass concentration of Black Carbon in real time. The data can then be downloaded to a computer or uploaded to a server for subsequent processing and visualization.

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