MilanPollution: Pollution data for summer and winter months in Milan, Italy
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Pollution data for summer and winter months in Milan, Italy
Description
Two datasets, Milan.summer and Milan.winter, each containing
5 air pollutants (daily maximum of NO2, NO, O3 and SO2, daily mean of PM10)
and 6 meteorological covariates (maximum precipitation, maximum temperature,
maximum humidity, mean precipitation, mean temperature and mean humidity).
Format
A 1968 \times 12 data frame and a
1924 \times 12 data frame.
Details
The summer period corresponds to 30 April-30 August between 2003 and 2017,
giving 1968 observations. The winter period corresponds to
1 November-27(28) February. The records start from 31 December 2001 until
30 December 2017, giving 1924 observations.
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Pollution data for summer and winter months in Milan, Italy
Description
Two datasets, Milan.summer and Milan.winter, each containing
5 air pollutants (daily maximum of NO2, NO, O3 and SO2, daily mean of PM10)
and 6 meteorological covariates (maximum precipitation, maximum temperature,
maximum humidity, mean precipitation, mean temperature and mean humidity).
Format
A 1968 \times 12 data frame and a
1924 \times 12 data frame.
Details
The summer period corresponds to 30 April-30 August between 2003 and 2017,
giving 1968 observations. The winter period corresponds to
1 November-27(28) February. The records start from 31 December 2001 until
30 December 2017, giving 1924 observations.
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