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Monitoring of air pollutants is critical for many applications and studies. In

order to access air pollutants with high spatial and

Monitoring of air pollutants is critical for many applications and studies. In

order to access air pollutants with high spatial and temporal resolutions, it is

necessary to develop an affordable, small size and weight, low power, high

sensitivity and selectivity, and wireless enable device that can provide real time

monitoring of air pollutants. Three different kind of such devices are presented, they

are targeting environmental pollutants such as volatile organic components (VOCs),

nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and ozone. These devices employ innovative detection

methods, such as quartz crystal tuning fork coated with molecularly imprinted

polymer and chemical reaction induced color change colorimetric sensing. These

portable devices are validated using the gold standards in the laboratory, and their

functionality and capability are proved during the field tests, make them great tools

for various air quality monitoring applications.
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    • Portable wireless sensors for personal exposure and environmental monitoring
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    2014
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    • Partial requirement for: Ph.D., Arizona State University, 2014
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    • Field of study: Electrical engineering

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    by Cheng Chen

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