Continuous Emission Monitoring: Objectives and Requirements

Continuous Emission Monitoring In-Situ System

Using Continuous Emission Monitoring Data for Air Quality Modeling Inventories

The Continuous Emission Monitoring (CEM) data have attracted interest for potentially providing improved point-source emissions data for air quality models. Through the CEM program, NOx and SO2 data have been collected on an hourly basis since 1995, but several features of the data must be addressed before they can be useful for air quality modeling. These features include the large volume of d...

continuous telemetric ecg monitoring

continuous telemetric ecg monitoring     soltanzadeh l 1 , taheria 2 , reabiee m 3 *     received: 29 may , 2013 accepted: 9 aug , 2013     abstract   background & aims : diabetes mellitus is becoming a major public health problem. telecare can improve the quality of diabetes care by altering the caring environment and care delivery process.   the electrocardiogram (ecg) is the recording of the...

Distributed Real-Time Monitoring with Accuracy Objectives

We introduce A-GAP, a protocol for continuous monitoring of network state variables with configurable accuracy. Network state variables are computed from device counters using aggregation functions, such as SUM, AVERAGE and MAX. In A-GAP, the accuracy is expressed in terms of the average error and is controlled by dynamically configuring filters in the management nodes. The protocol follows the...

Long-Term Sampling – A Method for Continuous Emission Monitoring of Dioxins/Furans and Mercury

Introduction The continuous emission monitoring of the different compounds which are emitted by industrial facilities is an important topic to approve the compliance to different regulations like WID. However, there are several compounds which cannot be measured in real time. Specific dioxins/furans (PCCD/PCDF) and other POPs (Persistent Organic Pollutants) cannot be measured by online monitors...