Understanding spatiotemporal variability in ambient sources of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the Calgary metropolitan region in Alberta, Canada

Md.Aynul Bari; Philip K. Hopke; Darvensky M. Eugene; Angelos T. Anastasopolos; Keith Van Ryswvk; Ryan Kulka; Stefania Bertazzon; Markey Johnson

doi:10.1016/j.apr.2026.102940

February 1, 2026Atmospheric Pollution Research

Understanding spatiotemporal variability in ambient sources of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the Calgary metropolitan region in Alberta, Canada

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Ambient sources of volatile organic compounds show considerable variability across different times and locations in Calgary, influencing local air quality.
Measurements indicate substantial fluctuations in VOC levels, with particular concern for peak measurements during specific hours or conditions.
Observational analysis across the Calgary metropolitan region reveals significant patterns in VOC emissions and their relationship to urban activities.
The findings support the need for improved regulatory measures in urban planning to manage air pollution levels effectively.

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Observational analysis reveals spatiotemporal variability in air pollution levels of VOCs in Calgary, highlighting significant urban environmental concerns.

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