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Historical reconstruction of background air pollution over France for 2000–2015
Atmospheric Modelling and Environmental Mapping Unit, Environmental Characterisation and Impacts on Human and Biodiversity Department,
INERIS, France
Florian Couvidat
Atmospheric Modelling and Environmental Mapping Unit, Environmental Characterisation and Impacts on Human and Biodiversity Department,
INERIS, France
Anthony Ung
Atmospheric Modelling and Environmental Mapping Unit, Environmental Characterisation and Impacts on Human and Biodiversity Department,
INERIS, France
Laure Malherbe
Atmospheric Modelling and Environmental Mapping Unit, Environmental Characterisation and Impacts on Human and Biodiversity Department,
INERIS, France
Blandine Raux
Atmospheric Modelling and Environmental Mapping Unit, Environmental Characterisation and Impacts on Human and Biodiversity Department,
INERIS, France
Alicia Gressent
Atmospheric Modelling and Environmental Mapping Unit, Environmental Characterisation and Impacts on Human and Biodiversity Department,
INERIS, France
Augustin Colette
Atmospheric Modelling and Environmental Mapping Unit, Environmental Characterisation and Impacts on Human and Biodiversity Department,
INERIS, France
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This paper describes a 16-year (2000–2015) dataset of air pollution concentrations and air quality indicators over France combining background measurements and modeling. Hourly concentrations and regulatory indicators of NO2, O3, PM10 and PM2.5 are produced with 4 km spatial resolution. The overall dataset has been cross-validated and showed overall very good results. We hope that this open-access publication will facilitate further studies on the impacts of air pollution.
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