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Passive Sampling Devices: A Cost-Effective Method of Obtaining Air Quality Data in Protected Areas Miguel I. Flores*, John D. Ray, David B. Joseph National Park Service Air Resources Division Denver , Colorado, USA 80215
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Document Date: 1999-05-17 14:41:56


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Pittsburgh / Seattle / Port Angeles / Buffalo / /

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National Affairs Inc. / Passive Sampler Continuous Analyzer Capital / No. Cascades Olympic Voyageurs Glacier Mount / Sample Analysis 950 0 Supplies / /

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United States / U.S. Virgin Islands / /

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USD / /

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Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /

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telephone service / air quality monitoring network / continuous analyzer site / trend network / nitrite solution / passive devices / passive sampling devices / /

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Lake Craters / /

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U.S. NPS Air Resources Division / David B. Joseph National Park Service Air Resources Division Denver / U.S. Forest Service / Bureau of National Affairs / Harvard University / U.S. National Park Service / US Environmental Protection Agency / Related Air Pollutants / VIP-21 / Air & Waste Management Assoc. / Related Air Pollutants / VIP-17 / Air & Waste Management Assoc. / Related Air Pollutants / VIP-39 / Air & Waste Management Assoc. / /

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Denali Guadalupe Mts / Bryce Cyn / Reyes Yosemite Gettysburg / John D. Ray / /

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Environment Reporter / representative / /

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Ogawa / /

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Indiana / Hawaii / Colorado / Washington / /