In the last decades, a tendency towards urban tissue densification has been observed to
counteract the urban sprawl. Densification may be achieved through more compact built …

Air pollution and heat stress are major concerns associated with the liveability, resilience
and sustainability of cities. They directly affect health and comfort and are associated with …

Ambient air ultrafine particles (UFP, particles with a diameter< 100 nm) have gained
significant attention in World Health Organization (WHO) air quality guidelines and …

Associations between indoor air pollution from fine particulate matter (PM with aerodynamic
diameter dp< 2.5 μm) and human health are poorly understood. Here, we analyse the …

Exposure to indoor PM2. 5 is associated with allergies, eye and skin irritation, lung cancer,
and cardiopulmonary diseases. To control indoor PM2. 5 and protect the health of …

The profound qualitative changes of indoor air and the progressive increase in the absolute
number of pollutants, combined with the scientific awareness of the health impacts deriving …

Abstract The Boundary layer Air Quality-analysis Using Network of Instruments (BAQUNIN)
supersite is presented. The site has been collecting pollutant concentrations and …

This study analyses the influence of synoptic weather conditions on atmospheric particulate
matter concentration and composition during an intensive measurement campaign …

Several ground-based remote sensing and in-situ instruments were used to investigate the
development of the sea-breeze front and its effect on both the optical and physical aerosol …

Indoor air quality depends on many internal or external factors mutually interacting in a
dynamic and complex system, which also includes indoor workplaces, where subjects are …