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In October 1969 a network system was put into operation in the Rijnmond area near to Rotterdam in order to measure the air pollution — especially SO2. The results have been successful, indeed. A nation-wide network in the Netherlands is now being installed. The system principles and advantages are discussed.
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De Veer, S.M. (1973). Air Pollution Measuring Networks with Remotely Controlled SO2 Monitors. In: Lindner, G., Nyberg, K. (eds) Environmental Engineering. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-2608-6_17
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