2024
Atmospheric Observation Tecniques: In Situ Instrumentation
Name: Atmospheric Observation Tecniques: In Situ Instrumentation
Code: FIS15146O
1 ECTS
Duration: 2 weeks/26 hours
Scientific Area:
Physics
Teaching languages: Portuguese
Languages of tutoring support: Portuguese
Regime de Frequência: E-learning
Sustainable Development Goals
Learning Goals
It is intended that students acquire skills in several aspects:
a) operating principles of equipment used to assess air quality and atmospheric composition.
b) data processing techniques with various numerical methods
c) statistical analysis of the results obtained
a) operating principles of equipment used to assess air quality and atmospheric composition.
b) data processing techniques with various numerical methods
c) statistical analysis of the results obtained
Contents
General physical principles of in situ detection techniques, Characterization of particle analyzers (Beta radiation attenuation, infrared radiation attenuation, gravimetric methods, microbalance, and gases (ozone analyzer, nitrogen oxides, sulfur and carbon, volatile organic compounds (VOC) . Data processing and statistical analysis.
Teaching Methods
Theoretical and theoretical-practical classes will be given using powerpoint projection and problem solving. Theoretical resources will be made available in the course Moodle, where reading suggestions will also be made.
Practical work with some of the instruments available at the Atmospheric Physics observatory and the University's air quality caravan
Practical work with some of the instruments available at the Atmospheric Physics observatory and the University's air quality caravan
Assessment
Assessment: a test on the content covered in classes and a work where students must apply the skills acquired
Teaching Staff
- Daniele Bortoli [responsible]