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Fig.  1.  Structure of a current (minimal) air quality networks. In dotted line are the non-fully  operational tasks.
Fig. 2. BS concentration field obtained with the thin plate interpolation method making use of  the 12 available measurements.
Fig.  4.   What could be, in a near future, the structure of an air quality network integrating  remote sensing data from satellites, airplanes or even from drones

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