Temporal and spatial PM10 concentration distribution using an inverse distance weighted method in Klang Valley, Malaysia

Temporal and spatial PM10 concentration distribution using an inverse distance weighted method in Klang Valley, Malaysia

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PM10 is one of the air contaminants that can be harmful to human health. Meteorological factors and changes of monsoon season may affect the distribution of these particles. The objective of this study is to determine the temporal and spatial particulate matter (PM10) concentration distribution in K...

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Main Authors: Asmat, A. (Author), Sumari, S.M (Author), Tarmizi, S.N.M (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Institute of Physics Publishing 2014
Subjects:
Atmospheric thermodynamics
concentration (composition)
Concentration distributions
database
Geographic information systems
health risk
Inverse distance weighted
Klang Valley
Malaysia
Meteorological condition
Meteorological data
Meteorological factors
meteorology
Meteorology
Microchannels
Particles distribution
particulate matter
spatiotemporal analysis
Temporal and spatial
Temporal and spatial pattern
West Malaysia
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