Atmospheric Observations: Helping Build the Scientific Basis for Decisions211 Related to Airborne Particulate Matter. Report of the PM Measurements Research 211 Workshop. Held in Chapel Hill, North Carolina on July 22-23, 1998. Linking 211 Effects to Sour

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;Partial Contents: PM workship steering committee; Acknowledgements; PM211u001emonitoring needs related to health effects (Key PM Components/Characteristics for 211u001eMeasurement, Criteria for Selecting Monitored Airsheds, Frequency and Duration of 211u001eMeasurements); Measurement needs for personal exposure assessment (Utility of 211u001eSupersites for Exposure Assessment, Air Pollution Parameters), Designing 211u001eatmospheric experiments to enable estimation of source-receptor relationships for 211u001efine particles ( Major Science Questions, Resource Allocation Planning); 211u001eIntroducing 'accountability' in the management of PM2.5 air quality ( Basic 211u001eComponents of an 'Accountable' PM2.5 Air Quality Management System, The PM2.5 211u001eAttainment Demonstration Process: A New Approach, Implications for the 211u001eMeasurement System, Targets of Opportunity to Demonstrate PM2.5 Accountability); 211u001eDevelopment and evaluation of PM measurement methods (Context for Providing Valid 211u001eMethod Comparisons, Current Measurement Gaps); Toward an integrated particulate 211u001ematter research measurement program (Guiding Principles for the Program, The