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ESA Mobile Mie-Raman for demonstration of new strategies in monitoring air pollution: showcase of the new strategy of ACTRIS and RI-URBANS for urban supersites in view of the EU Revision of the Ambient Air Quality Directive.

Prof. Iwona Stachlewska

University of Warsaw - Faculty of Physics

Day

Tuesday · 2026-10-13

Time

3:20 PM - 4:20 PM

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General / Plenary

Session

Exhibition and Poster Session-2

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The mobile multi-channel Mie-Raman lidar provides a comprehensive remote sensing solution for monitoring atmospheric aerosols and urban air quality. By synergizing column-integrated data with surface measurements, the system effectively characterizes complex pollution scenarios and black carbon concentrations. This demonstration supports the implementation of new environmental monitoring strategies required by international air quality directives.

Topics & Subtopics

Earth Observation & SpectroscopyAtmospheric LidarChannel Monitoring & ForecastingInstrument Performance

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