Establishment of a Real-Time Monitoring and Evaluation Method for Sea Salt Particles Using a Pollen Sensor

March 10, 2026Zairyo-to-KankyoOpen Access

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The aim is to establish a real-time method for monitoring sea salt particles using a pollen sensor.
Laboratory evaluation of optical response characteristics of artificial sea salt particles.
Field measurements conducted over one year in real environments.
Correlation analysis between sensor counts of spherical particles and sea salt amounts measured by a dry gauge method.
Confirmation of distinct optical response characteristics of artificial sea salt particles.
Strong correlation identified between sensor counts and sea salt quantity in field measurements.
Demonstration that pollen sensors can automatically measure sea salt particles with high temporal resolution.

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Evaluates a real-time monitoring method for sea salt particles, highlighting its potential for environmental monitoring.

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