Drone air quality measurements during flight MesSBAR_2021-06-01_flight3

doi:doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.971537

Drone air quality measurements during flight MesSBAR_2021-06-01_flight3

In the project MesSBAR (Automated airborne measurement of pollution in the near-earth atmosphere in urban areas), unmanned aerial systems and specially adapted air quality measurement technology were developed to carry out measurements upwind and downwind of pollution sources in urban areas, industrial plants and traffic routes. To validate and optimise the measurement technology and flight systems, two short measurement campaigns were carried out in 2021 near Wesseling next to the motorway A555 (North Rhine-Westphalia - Germany). There, the Federal Highway Research Institute (BASt) operates two measurement containers next to the motorway, which were used for the validation. Various flight profiles were tested. It was found that only for vertical ascents at a constant speed, useful results of the air quality measurements could be determined. The measurement data from these flights are published in this data publication.

BibTex:

@dataset{Schlerf_Andreas_and_Bretschneider_Lutz_and_Schuchard_Malte_and_Düsing_Sebastian_and_Käthner_Ralf_and_Wehner_Birgit_and_Schuldt_Tobias_and_Wesolek_Christian_and_Tillmann_Ralf_and_Lange_Anne_Caroline_and_Erraji_Hassnae_and_Krüger_Thomas_and_Scholz_Hendrik_and_Frost_Paul_and_Sobotta_André_and_Baum_Anja_and_Ebert_Volker_and_Bohlius_Henning_and_Nowak_Andreas_and_Langner_Marcel_and_Lampert_Astrid_2024,
    abstract = {In the project MesSBAR (Automated airborne measurement of pollution in the near-earth atmosphere in urban areas), unmanned aerial systems and specially adapted air quality measurement technology were developed to carry out measurements upwind and downwind of pollution sources in urban areas, industrial plants and traffic routes.
To validate and optimise the measurement technology and flight systems, two short measurement campaigns were carried out in 2021 near Wesseling next to the motorway A555 (North Rhine-Westphalia - Germany). There, the Federal Highway Research Institute (BASt) operates two measurement containers next to the motorway, which were used for the validation. Various flight profiles were tested. It was found that only for vertical ascents at a constant speed, useful results of the air quality measurements could be determined. The measurement data from these flights are published in this data publication.},
    author = {Schlerf, Andreas and Bretschneider, Lutz and Schuchard, Malte and Düsing, Sebastian and Käthner, Ralf and Wehner, Birgit and Schuldt, Tobias and Wesolek, Christian and Tillmann, Ralf and Lange, Anne Caroline and Erraji, Hassnae and Krüger, Thomas and Scholz, Hendrik and Frost, Paul and Sobotta, André and Baum, Anja and Ebert, Volker and Bohlius, Henning and Nowak, Andreas and Langner, Marcel and Lampert, Astrid},
    doi = {10.1594/PANGAEA.971537},
    institution = {PANGAEA (Chemistry)},
    keyword = {'Drone', 'MesSBAR', 'NOx', 'aerosol', 'air quality measurements', 'black carbon', 'measurements next to motorway', 'multicopter', 'ozone'},
    title = {Drone air quality measurements during flight MesSBAR_2021-06-01_flight3},
    url = {https://service.tib.eu/ldmservice/vdataset/png-doi-10-1594-pangaea-971537},
    year = {2024}
}