Air measurement network Baden-Württemberg

The Baden-Württemberg air measurement network serves the long-term monitoring of air pollutants. The long-term measurement series allow statements about the temporal development of air pollution. The number of measuring points and their spatial arrangement in the country ensure a comprehensive monitoring of air quality. The following air pollutants are measured at the stations of the air measurement network, depending on the location and local immission situation: — Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) — Particles PM10 and PM2,5 — Ozone (O3) — Sulphur dioxide (SO2) — Carbon monoxide (CO) — Benzene — Arsenic (As) as total salary in the PM10 @-@ faction — Benzo (a) pyrene (B (a) P) as total content in the PM10 @-@ fraction — Lead (Pb) as total content in PM10 @-@ fraction — Cadmium (Cd) as total content in PM10 @-@ faction — Nickel (Ni) as total content in PM10 @-@ fraction The Baden-Württemberg air measurement network currently consists of 8 traffic measuring stations, 24 measuring stations in the urban background and 2 measuring stations in the rural background (status: 2013). In addition to the mandatory air measurement network Baden-Württemberg, LUBW operates 2 measuring stations on behalf of third parties (stand: 2014).