AirDataInfo — Particulate matter emissions of PM10

Dusts are solid particles of the outside air, which do not immediately sink to the ground, but remain in the atmosphere for some time. By their size, dust particles are divided into different classes. Particulate matter (PM10) is called particles with an aerodynamic diameter of less than 10 microns (µm). The average of all measured values of a sensor over the last 5 minutes The measured values shown were filtered to high and low outliers. — High outliers are everything beyond the 3. Inter-Quartil Range (IQB) Quartiles + 1.5 * — Low outliers are all below 1. Quartiles — 1.5 * IQB Dusts are solid particles of the outside air, which do not immediately sink to the ground, but remain in the atmosphere for some time. By their size, dust particles are divided into different classes. Particulate matter (PM10) is called particles with an aerodynamic diameter of less than 10 microns (µm). The average of all measured values of a sensor over the last 5 minutes The measured values shown were filtered to high and low outliers. — High outliers are everything beyond the 3. Inter-Quartil Range (IQB) Quartiles + 1.5 * — Low outliers are all below 1. Quartiles — 1.5 * IQB