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ctx_ver=Z39.88-2004&rft_val_fmt=info%3Aofi%2Ffmt%3Akev%3Amtx%3Adc&rfr_id=info%3Asid%2FANDS&rft_id=http://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/999c056f-e04a-444b-95dc-329d7d10dc46&rft.title=Le Fevre 2 - North Haven Air Quality monitoring station gaseous data&rft.identifier=le-fevre-2-air-quality-monitoring-station-gaseous-data&rft.publisher=data.sa.gov.au&rft.description=Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) - 2013 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2013 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files.\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument. \r\n\r\nSampling methods, standards and uncertainties: Ozone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1 – 1990, U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nCarbon monoxide (CO) Gas Phase Correlation (GPC), AS3850.7.1 – 1992, U95= ±1.46 ppm @ 40 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide. \r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.\r\nLe Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) - 2014 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2014 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. \r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument. \r\n\r\nSampling methods, standards and uncertainties: Ozone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1 – 1990, U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nCarbon monoxide (CO) Gas Phase Correlation (GPC), AS3850.7.1 – 1992, U95= ±1.46 ppm @ 40 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide. \r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) - 2015 to 2019 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the years 2015 to 2019 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. Data was collected as 1 hour averages. Information provided is Ozone values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Nitrogen oxides values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Sulfur dioxide values expressed in parts per million (ppm). Time expressed as Time Ending Averages.\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument. Sampling methods, standards and uncertainties: Ozone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1 – 1990, U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nCarbon monoxide (CO) Gas Phase Correlation (GPC), AS3850.7.1 – 1992, U95= ±1.46 ppm @ 40 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide. \r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) - 2020 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2020 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. Data was collected as 1 hour averages. Information provided is Ozone values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Nitrogen oxides values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Sulfur dioxide values expressed in parts per million (ppm). Time expressed as Time Ending Averages.\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument. Sampling methods, standards and uncertainties: Ozone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1 – 1990, U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nCarbon monoxide (CO) Gas Phase Correlation (GPC), AS3850.7.1 – 1992, U95= ±1.46 ppm @ 40 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide. \r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) – 2021 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2021 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. Data was collected as 1 hour averages. Information provided is Ozone values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Nitrogen oxides values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Sulfur dioxide values expressed in parts per million (ppm). Time expressed as Time Ending Averages.\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument. Sampling methods, standards and uncertainties: Ozone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1 – 1990, U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nCarbon monoxide (CO) Gas Phase Correlation (GPC), AS3850.7.1 – 1992, U95= ±1.46 ppm @ 40 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide. \r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) - 2022 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2022 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. Data was collected as 1 hour averages. Information provided is Ozone values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Nitrogen oxides values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Sulfur dioxide values expressed in parts per million (ppm). Time expressed as Time Ending Averages and in Australian Central Standard Time (ACST).\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument. Sampling methods, standards and uncertainties: Ozone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1 – 1990, U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nCarbon monoxide (CO) Gas Phase Correlation (GPC), AS3850.7.1 – 1992, U95= ±1.46 ppm @ 40 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide.\r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) – 2023 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2023 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. Data was collected as 1 hour averages. Information provided is Ozone values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Nitrogen oxides values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Sulfur dioxide values expressed in parts per million (ppm). Time expressed as Time Ending Averages and in Australian Central Standard Time (ACST).\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument. \r\n\r\nSampling methods, standards and uncertainties: \r\n\r\nOzone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1. U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1. U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1. U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide.\r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) – 2024 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2024 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. Data was collected as 1 hour averages. Information provided is Ozone values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Nitrogen oxides values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Sulfur dioxide values expressed in parts per million (ppm). Time expressed as Time Ending Averages and in Australian Central Standard Time (ACST).\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument. \r\n\r\nSampling methods, standards and uncertainties: \r\n\r\nOzone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1. U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1. U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1. U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide.\r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) – 2025 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2025 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. Data was collected as 1 hour averages. Information provided is Ozone values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Nitrogen oxides values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Sulfur dioxide values expressed in parts per million (ppm). Time expressed as Time Ending Averages and in Australian Central Standard Time (ACST).\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument.\r\n\r\nSampling methods, standards and uncertainties:\r\n\r\nOzone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1. U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1. U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1. U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide.\r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) – 2026 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2026 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. Data was collected as 1-hour averages. Information provided is ozone values expressed in parts per million (ppm), nitrogen oxides values expressed in parts per million (ppm), sulfur dioxide values expressed in parts per million (ppm). Time expressed as Time Ending Averages and in Australian Central Standard Time (ACST).\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument.\r\n\r\nSampling methods, standards and uncertainties:\r\n\r\nOzone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1. U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1. U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1. U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide.\r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the North western Adelaide region. 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The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the North western Adelaide region. This site was commissioned in March 2013.

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Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) - 2013 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2013 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files.\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument. \r\n\r\nSampling methods, standards and uncertainties: Ozone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1 – 1990, U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nCarbon monoxide (CO) Gas Phase Correlation (GPC), AS3850.7.1 – 1992, U95= ±1.46 ppm @ 40 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide. \r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.\r\n
Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) - 2014 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2014 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. \r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument. \r\n\r\nSampling methods, standards and uncertainties: Ozone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1 – 1990, U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nCarbon monoxide (CO) Gas Phase Correlation (GPC), AS3850.7.1 – 1992, U95= ±1.46 ppm @ 40 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide. \r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.
Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) - 2015 to 2019 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the years 2015 to 2019 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. Data was collected as 1 hour averages. Information provided is Ozone values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Nitrogen oxides values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Sulfur dioxide values expressed in parts per million (ppm). Time expressed as Time Ending Averages.\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument. Sampling methods, standards and uncertainties: Ozone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1 – 1990, U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nCarbon monoxide (CO) Gas Phase Correlation (GPC), AS3850.7.1 – 1992, U95= ±1.46 ppm @ 40 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide. \r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.
Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) - 2020 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2020 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. Data was collected as 1 hour averages. Information provided is Ozone values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Nitrogen oxides values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Sulfur dioxide values expressed in parts per million (ppm). Time expressed as Time Ending Averages.\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument. Sampling methods, standards and uncertainties: Ozone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1 – 1990, U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nCarbon monoxide (CO) Gas Phase Correlation (GPC), AS3850.7.1 – 1992, U95= ±1.46 ppm @ 40 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide. \r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.
Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) – 2021 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2021 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. Data was collected as 1 hour averages. Information provided is Ozone values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Nitrogen oxides values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Sulfur dioxide values expressed in parts per million (ppm). Time expressed as Time Ending Averages.\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument. Sampling methods, standards and uncertainties: Ozone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1 – 1990, U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nCarbon monoxide (CO) Gas Phase Correlation (GPC), AS3850.7.1 – 1992, U95= ±1.46 ppm @ 40 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide. \r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.
Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) - 2022 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2022 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. Data was collected as 1 hour averages. Information provided is Ozone values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Nitrogen oxides values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Sulfur dioxide values expressed in parts per million (ppm). Time expressed as Time Ending Averages and in Australian Central Standard Time (ACST).\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument. Sampling methods, standards and uncertainties: Ozone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1 – 1993, U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1 – 1990, U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nCarbon monoxide (CO) Gas Phase Correlation (GPC), AS3850.7.1 – 1992, U95= ±1.46 ppm @ 40 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide.\r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.
Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) – 2023 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2023 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. Data was collected as 1 hour averages. Information provided is Ozone values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Nitrogen oxides values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Sulfur dioxide values expressed in parts per million (ppm). Time expressed as Time Ending Averages and in Australian Central Standard Time (ACST).\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument. \r\n\r\nSampling methods, standards and uncertainties: \r\n\r\nOzone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1. U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1. U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1. U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide.\r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.
Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) – 2024 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2024 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. Data was collected as 1 hour averages. Information provided is Ozone values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Nitrogen oxides values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Sulfur dioxide values expressed in parts per million (ppm). Time expressed as Time Ending Averages and in Australian Central Standard Time (ACST).\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument. \r\n\r\nSampling methods, standards and uncertainties: \r\n\r\nOzone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1. U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1. U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1. U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide.\r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.
Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) – 2025 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2025 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. Data was collected as 1 hour averages. Information provided is Ozone values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Nitrogen oxides values expressed in parts per million (ppm), Sulfur dioxide values expressed in parts per million (ppm). Time expressed as Time Ending Averages and in Australian Central Standard Time (ACST).\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument.\r\n\r\nSampling methods, standards and uncertainties:\r\n\r\nOzone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1. U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1. U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1. U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide.\r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.
Le Fevre 2 Station (Gaseous data) – 2026 - This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the year 2026 for the North western Adelaide region in monthly files. Data was collected as 1-hour averages. Information provided is ozone values expressed in parts per million (ppm), nitrogen oxides values expressed in parts per million (ppm), sulfur dioxide values expressed in parts per million (ppm). Time expressed as Time Ending Averages and in Australian Central Standard Time (ACST).\r\n\r\nNegative values occur from time to time and are a result of the extremely low concentration levels and the noise of the instrument.\r\n\r\nSampling methods, standards and uncertainties:\r\n\r\nOzone (O3) Ultraviolet Absorbance (UVA), AS3580.6.1. U95= ±0.005 ppm @ 0.100 ppm.\r\n\r\nNitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, NOx) Chemiluminescence, AS3580.5.1. U95= ±0.050 ppm @ 0.400 ppm.\r\n\r\nSulfur dioxide (SO2) Ultraviolet Fluorescence (UVF), AS3580.4.1. U95= ±0.011 ppm @ 0.200 ppm.\r\n\r\nField labels: O3 UVA ppm – Ozone, NO Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitric oxide, NO2 calc Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen dioxide calculated from NOx-NO, NOx Chemiluminescence ppm – Nitrogen oxides, SO2 UVF ppm – Sulfur dioxide, CO GPC ppm – Carbon monoxide.\r\n\r\nFor comparison to National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM) standards, any average calculated from this data is only valid if it is based on at least 75% of the expected samples in the averaging period. This applies to all averaging periods. Further information on data availability and computing averages can be found in the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure Technical paper No. 5 – Data Collection and Handling.

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