Satellite data and air pollution sensor calibration for advanced images evaluation of PM2.5 in Lima

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In the last decade, the air pollution networks are increasing in the main countries, however, the installation of low-cost or robust sensors have challenges associated to the geography installation and the proximity differences specially with buildings or mountains. Therefore, a calibration of the satellite with the air pollution sensor and networks should be a solution for the implementation in large scale in our countries. In this paper, it proposes a new methodology for the calibration of the satellite sensors and the low-cost sensor network installed in Lima with ten sensors. Therefore, the satellite data allows to evaluation all the city with 624′726′826′182 points, though pixel of 5m2, in each PM2.5in Lima; our findings are a mean absolute error of 0.22 μg/m3in a scale of 0 to 80μg/m3.

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