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Enclosed for your review and approval is the "New Jersey Ambient Air Monitoring Network Plan 

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2010." This document contains all the information required by the regulations (40CFR 58.10), along

with descriptions of the air monitoring sites, maps ofthe monitoring stations, and a summary ofthe

changes to the Air Monitoring Network that the NJDEP may implement in the next year. Details on

the proposed changes and the rational for them are described in New Jersey's "Ambient Air

Monitoring Network Assessment 2010", which is also enclosed. Some of the changes under

consideration would terminate monitoring in locations than have been in operation for decades and

the department has been vetting these changes with local officials whose communities may be

affected. The Department will consider any comments before making final decisions on site closures.

The NJDEP is also committed to working closely with EP A on these decisions and all other changes

outlined in the Assessment. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION



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TRENTON, 

# NJ 08625-0402

Tel. (609) 292-2885

Fax (609) 292-7695 BOB MARTIN

Commissioner CHRIS CHRISTIE

Governor



# August 2, 2010 

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# Honorable Judith A. Enck

The Network Plan was made available for comments by the general public through the Bureau of Air

Monitoring's website from June 7,2010 to July 6,2010. The Bureau did not receive any comments.

If you have any questions regarding the Network Plan or the Network Assessment, please call

Charles Pietarinen, Chief, Bureau of Ail' Monitoring at (609) 633-7648.

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# This document, a description of the New Jersey Ambient Air

Monitoring Network for 2010, is available for public comment.

Please e-mail public comment s by July 6, 2010 to

bamweb@dep.state.nj.us , or write to Chief,

Bureau of Air Monitoring, P. O. Box 0418, Trenton, NJ 08625.

June 2010 

# Ambient Air Monitoring

Network Plan 2010

NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Bureau of Air Monitoring

WWW.NJAQINOW.NET

# NEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 2 

# Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION 3

NETWORK DESIGN 3

THE NEW JERSEY AIR MONITORING NETWORK 4

CHANGES TO THE NETWORK 7

NEW JERSEY AIR MONITORING SITE DESCRIPTIONS 10

GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS AND TERMS 54

REFERENCES 56

APPENDIX A: VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS 57

APPENDIX B: CARBONYLS 59

APPENDIX C: PM2.5 SPECIATION 60

APPENDIX D: OZONE PRECURSORS 62

DISCLAIMER

Mention of trade names, manufacturers or commercia l products in this document does not constitute

New Jersey Department of Environmental Pr otection endorsement or recommendation for use.

# NEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 3 

# INTRODUCTION

In the Federal Register of October 17, 2006, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) revised

“Subpart B – Monitoring Network” of Part 58 – Ambient Surveillance Networks of Title 40 of the Code of

Federal Regulations. Specifically, the New Jersey D epartment of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) is

required by the revised regulations to submit an Annual Monitoring Network Plan to the USEPA Region 2

Regional Administrator by July 1 of every year star ting in 2007, and to have the Plan available for public

inspection for at least 30 days prior to its submittal to the USEPA. The Plan should describe State and

Local Air Monitoring Stations (SLAMS), National Core (NCore) stations, Speciation Trends Network

(STN) stations, State speciation stations, Special Purpose Monitor (SPM) stations, and Photochemical

Assessment Monitoring Stations (PAMS).

In accordance with the regulations, the NJDEP is required to submit an assessment of its Air Monitoring

Network every 5 years starting July 1, 2010 and the NJ DEP is required to have all NCore multi-pollutant

stations operational by January 1, 2011. This 2010 Network Plan contains all the information required by

the regulations, along with an overview of air monitoring network concepts, descriptions of the air

monitoring sites, large and small scale maps of the monitoring stations, and a summary of the changes

to the Air Monitoring Network that the NJDEP expects to implement in the next two years. It is available

for download from the Bureau of Air Monitoring’s website, www.njaqinow.net , or as a hardcopy by calling

609-292-0138.

NETWORK DESIGN

Air monitoring sites are designed to meet one or

more of the following objectives: to measure

maximum pollutant concentrations, to assess

population exposure, to determine the impact of

major pollution sources, to measure background

levels, to determine the extent of regional pollutant

transport, and to measure secondary impacts in rural

areas. In addition, summary monitoring data are

provided to various public and media outlets, and

real-time data is used to update a graphic on the

Bureau’s webpage that rates the current air quality in

the various regions of the state. The real-time data

is also supplied to the USEPA which displays current

air quality data from throughout the nation on the

webpage, www.airnow.gov

.

The USEPA developed the concept of spatial scales of representativeness in order to standardize the

process of connecting pollutant characteristics, moni toring objectives and site selection. This concept

also allows the comparison of air quality data to the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS)

and among various networks throughout the country. The spatial scales define prospective monitoring

sites in terms of the area surrounding a monitor where the pollutant concentrations are relatively similar.

The USEPA has defined five spatial scales of re presentativeness: Micro Scale, Middle Scale,

Neighborhood Scale, Urban Scale and Regional Scale. Air quality concentrations from a Micro Scale

monitoring site are generally the same in a small radius of 10 to 100 meters surrounding the site. This

area of homogenous air quality expands to 100 to 1000 meters for a Middle Scale site, to 1 to 10

kilometers for a Neighborhood Scale site, and to 10 to 100 kilometers for an Urban Scale site. The

largest spatial scale, Regional Scale, is reserved for monitoring sites located in large rural areas that

range from 100 to 1000 kilometers.

For each monitoring objective, appropriate spatial scales are used to identify the general physical

location of a suitable monitoring site. Some pollutants have characteristics that define the spatial scale Brigantine air monitoring site located in the Edwin B. Forsythe

National Wildlife Refuge near Atlantic City

# NEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 4 

# of the monitoring site depending on the monitoring objective. For example, carbon monoxide is a

pollutant that is generated by local sources and may vary highly from one city block to another. If the

objective of a particular monitor is to measure the highest concentrations of carbon monoxide, the

monitoring site must meet the spatial criteria of a Micro Scale site. Conversely, concentrations of fine

particles are generally the same over a large area. If the objective of a monitor is to measure the

background concentrations of fine particles, then the appropriate spatial scale for such a monitoring site

is Urban or Regional Scale. The spatial scales of monitoring sites in New Jersey range from Micro to

Urban Scale with most sites being Neighborhood Scale sites.

THE NEW JERSEY AIR MONITORING NETWORK

The NJDEP is currently operating 41 air monitoring sites and is proposing the establishment of two new

sites by the end of 2010. Table 1 lists all the current and proposed monitoring sites along with the

pollutants, categories of pollutants or meteorological parameters that are measured at each site. Figure

1 shows the locations of the monitoring sites across New Jersey.

Several parameters, carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen dioxide (NO 2 

# ), ozone (O 3 

# ), sulfur dioxide (SO 2 

# ),

particulate matter, and meteorological parameters, are measured by instruments that automatically

collect and analyze data instantaneously and continuous ly. The data is transmitted to a centralized

computer system in Trenton, New Jersey, once every minute, thus providing near real-time data. For

fine particles (particles smaller than 2.5 micrometers in diameter or

PM2.5) and inhalable particles (particles smaller than 10

micrometers in diameter or PM10), their respective instruments

collect a sample over a 24-hour period. These samples are

subsequently manually retrieved and then analyzed in a laboratory

several days to a few weeks following their sample collection.

PM2.5 concentrations are determined by both continuous or realtime analyzers and manual samplers. The real-time PM2.5

analyzer measures PM2.5 levels every minute, and the data is

used, along with data from the other continuous pollutants, to

generate a rating of air quality called the Air Quality Index, which is

updated hourly on the Bureau of Air Monitoring’s webpage. The

manual PM2.5 sampler collects particles on a filter over a 24-hour

period. The filter is retrieved following the completion of the

sampling period and weighed in a laboratory. Data used for

comparison to the NAAQS must be measured by USEPA-approved

manual samplers or USEPA-approved real-time analyzers. The

NJDEP uses USEPA-approved manual samplers for comparison to

the NAAQS.

The NJDEP also monitors many other pollutants which are grouped

together into categories by their method of sampling or analysis. These categories are listed in the

headings of Table 1. Sites that monitor for O 3 

# Precursors, pollutants that affect O 3 

# formation and

destruction in the atmosphere, are part of the national Photochemical Assessment Monitoring Station

(PAMS) program. O 3 

# precursors are frequently referred to as PAMS pollutants. Pollutants in the PM2.5-

Speciation category include trace elements, hea vy metals, and carbon compounds that are analyzed

from PM2.5 particles. VOCs and Carbonyls refer to selected carbon-based air pollutants that are

analyzed from whole air samples or adsorbent medi a. The PM2.5-Speciation, VOC, and Carbonyls

samples are collected by the NJDEP and are sent to USEPA-approved contract laboratories for analysis.

Finally, the NJDEP also measures acid deposition, me rcury, and two surrogates for particle pollution:

smoke shade and visibility as measured by a nephelometer. USEPA-approved manual PM2.5 sampler on

the roof of the Union City Health Department

building in Hudson County

# NEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 5 

# TABLE 1: SUMMARY OF CURRENT AND PROPOSED NEW JERSEY AIR MONITORING SITESCONO2NOyO3SO2Smoke ShadePM2.5PM2.5-SpeciationReal-Time PM2.5NephelometerPM10PM-coarseLeadO3PrecursorsVOCsCarbonylsAcid DepositionMercuryBarometric PressRelative HumiditySolar RadiationTemperatureWind DirectionWind Speed



# Ancora State Hospital 

#    

Atlantic City 

# 

Bayonne 

#   

Brigantine 

#      

Camden 

# P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P

Camden RRF 

# 

Chester 

#         

Clarksboro 

#  

Colliers Mills 

# 

Columbia Lake WMA 

# P P P P

East Orange 

#    

Elizabeth 

#   

Elizabeth Lab 

#            

Elizabeth Mitchell Bldg 

# 

Ewing 

# 

Flemington 

#        

Fort Lee 

#   

Fort Lee Library 

# 

Freehold 

#  

Gibbstown 

# 

Hackensack 

#   

Jersey City 

#   

Jersey City Firehouse 

#   

Leonia 

#  

Millville 

#    

Monmouth University 

# 

Morristown 

#  

Morristown Amb Squad 

# 

New Brunswick 

#     

Newark Firehouse 

#  P P      P P P P P P P P

Paterson 

# 

Pennsauken 

# 

Perth Amboy 

#   

Phillipsburg 

# 

Rahway 

#  

Ramapo 

# 

Rider University 

#         

Rutgers University 

#   

South Camden 

# 

Toms River 

# 

Trenton 

#  

Union City 

# 

Washington Crossing 

#  

TOTAL (Current only) 11 8 0 14 12 7 19 3 9 1 5 0 0 2 3 3 2 4 2 3 3 3 3 3



# 

- Current Site and Parameter



# P

- Proposed Site and Parameter

# NEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 6 

# FIGURE 1: MAP OF THE CURRENT AND PROPOSED NEW JERSEY AIR MONITORING SITES

# NEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 7 

# CHANGES TO THE NETWORK, 2009-2010

Since the publication of the New Jersey Ambient Air Monitoring Plan 2009 in July 2009, the Burlington

station was discontinued on December 29, 2009 because the lease agreement with the State of New

Jersey for the property which housed the Burlington station was terminated. In November 2009, the Fort

Lee station was temporarily shut down in order to complete major utility repairs. In March 2010, the

PM10 sampler at the Atlantic City station was shut down due to electrical and infrastructure problems.

In 2010, the NJDEP is planning to complete the installation of all the proposed monitors at the Newark

Firehouse air monitoring station which was establis hed on May 13, 2009. The collection of samples from

the Newark Firehouse station for analysis of PM2.5 Speciation target compounds began on December

28, 2009. By January 1, 2011, the Newark Firehouse site, which is designated as New Jersey’s sole

NCore site, will measure PM2.5, real-time PM2.5, O 3 

# , trace-level SO 2 

# , trace-level CO, NO 2 

# , total reactive

oxides of nitrogen (NO

y 

# ), PM2.5 Speciation, lead, wind speed, wind direction, relative humidity,

barometric pressure, solar radiation and ambient tem perature. The NJDEP is expecting to establish a

monitoring station in the Columbia Lake Wildlife Management Area (WMA) in Warren County in 2010

that will measure PM2.5, O 3 

# , NO 2 

# and SO 2 

# . The objective of this station is to measure the impact of

major point sources that are located on the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware River. The NJDEP is

actively pursuing the establishment of a new station in Camden.

On November 12, 2008, the USEPA revised the NAAQS for lead by lowering the primary standard to

0.15 micrograms per cubic meter ( μ g/m 3 

# ), and by including new network design requirements for sourceoriented and non-source-oriented lead monitoring stations. Initially, the regulations required the

establishment of source-oriented lead monitors for each lead source that emits one or more tons per

year of lead, and the establishment of at least one lead monitor for each Core Based Statistical Area

(CBSA) that has a population of 500,000 or more. On December 23, 2009, the EPA proposed to revise

these requirements by lowering the lead source threshold to 0.50 tons per year, and to simply require

lead monitoring at NCore monitoring stations instead of specifying a CBSA criteria. If these changes are

promulgated, one lead monitor will be established in New Jersey at the Newark Firehouse station, and

another will be established to measure the impact of the Essex County Resource Recovery Facility.

On July 8, 2009, the USEPA proposed to revise the O 3 

# air quality monitoring network design

requirements by modifying the minimum number of monitoring stations in urban areas, by adding

minimum requirements in non-urban areas, and by extending the O 3 

# monitoring season. For New

Jersey, implementation of these new regulations may require the establishment of new O 3 

# monitoring

stations in Cape May and Warren counties. Although the revised O 3 

# monitoring season has not yet been

promulgated, the NDJEP has already implemented the new O 3 

# monitoring season in March 2010.

On November 16, 2009, the USEPA proposed new NAAQS for SO 2 

# that would add a new 1-hour primary

standard between 0.050 and 0.100 parts per million (ppm) SO 2 

# , and that would revise the existing

network design requirements. The proposed network des ign revisions would establish two categories of

stations: monitors required in urbanized areas based on population and SO 2 

# emissions, and monitors

required to be located within a state based on that state’s contribution to national SO 2 

# emissions.

On January 22, 2010, the USEPA revised the NAAQS for NO 2 

# by adding a new 1-hour primary standard

of 0.100 ppm, and by revising the existing network design requirements. Under the new rules, one to

two near-roadway NO 2 

# monitoring stations are required in CBSAs having a population of 500,000 or

more. Also, at least one community-based NO 2 

# monitoring station is required in such CBSAs, and the

USEPA Regional Administrator, working with the states, will site additional NO 2 

# monitoring stations to

help protect communities that are susceptible and vulnerable to NO 2 

# -related health effects. The USEPA

provided a deadline of January 1, 2013 to establish any additional required monitoring stations.

As stated in the Introduction, the NJDEP is required to perform a comprehensive assessment of the air

monitoring network to determine if it meets federal and state monitoring objectives, if new sites are

# NEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 8 

# needed, if existing sites can be shut down, and whether new technologies can be utilized in the network.

A report summarizing the first assessment is required to be submitted to the USEPA by July 1, 2010, and

this comprehensive network assessment process w ill be repeated every 5 years. The details of the

network assessment may be found in the document, New Jersey Ambient Monitoring Network

Assessment 2010 . By performing this Network Assessm ent, the NJDEP evaluated the trends in

population and transportation patterns, examined air quality challenges that persist, determined low

value monitoring stations that would yield substantial resource savings upon their shutdown, and

identified new air quality issues that are relevant to New Jersey. The Assessment considered the new

and revised monitoring requirements included in the proposed or promulgated changes to the NAAQS.

The results of the assessment shows that a number of currently operating analyzers and samplers are

contributing limited or low value to the whole network, and the NJDEP is requesting that these samplers

be shutdown. These monitors are indicated in Table 2. Conversely, due to the recently promulgated

regulations for O 3 

# , NO 2 

# , and the upcoming proposed regulations for Pb and SO 2 

# , the NJDEP will most

likely establish additional sites. However, these additional sites have not yet been identified and are not

described in this report or the Network Assessment document.

In the next 18 months, the NJDEP proposes to shut down 5 CO monitors, 5 SO 2 

# monitors, 2 NO 2 

# monitors, 4 Smoke Shade analyzers, 2 PM10 samplers and 1 PM2.5 sampler. As a result, 5 monitoring

sites, Freehold, Hackensack, Morristown, Morristown Ambulance Squad and Perth Amboy, will be

shutdown. In addition, the NJDEP proposes to shut down the PAMS monitoring effort at Rider

University. The elimination of these monitors and sites will provide some savings in resources and

manpower, which would then be utilized for the estab lishment of 2 new monitoring sites in Warren and

Camden counties, and for the establishment of “near-roadway” NO 2 

# monitoring sites, and “sourceimpacted” SO 2 

# monitoring sites as required by the re cently promulgated or proposed NAAQS for NO 2



# and SO 2 

# . As with all changes to the network, the proposed shutdowns are subject to EPA approval.

The resources saved will also be used to implement technology changes that will improve the value of

the data and save on the resources needed to collect it. In addition, monitoring for new types of

pollutants such as air toxics and indicators of diesel exhaust emissions will be initiated in place of some

of the current measurements. These pollutants now seem to be of greater importance from a public

health perspective. Of particular interest is providing information on the health impacts of motor vehicles,

both gas and diesel powered, and other pollutants that are likely to affect urban populations in the state.

Most of the monitoring at urban sites at this time is for CO and SO 2 

# . This results in air quality ratings in

cities that are based on pollutants that are only present at very low levels.

The program has set the following objectives to be achieved with savings achieved using the results of

this assessment of the existing network:

1. Implement continuous monitoring of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) at several urban and

near roadway sites. This data will be used to assess exposures to air toxics in general and to

motor vehicle emissions in particular.

2. Implement continuous monitoring of black (elemental) carbon at several urban and near

roadway sites. This data will be used to assess exposures to diesel exhaust and other

combustion source emissions.

3. Reduce or eliminate the manual sampling of particulates. Currently most particulate

monitoring is done by collecting 24-hour samples of particulates on filters and determining the

concentrations by weighing the filters before and after sampling. This is very resource

intensive and produces a single data point (one 24-hour average) every three days (although

more frequent sampling is done at a few sites). Continuous monitors will produce one data

point for every hour of every day at a lower cost.

4. Work with the health community on ways to better evaluate and report air quality to the public.

# NEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 9 

# TABLE 2: SUMMARY OF LOW VALUE MONITORS IDENTIFIED BY NETWORK ASSESSMENTCONO2NOyO3SO2Smoke ShadePM2.5PM2.5-SpeciationReal-Time PM2.5NephelometerPM10PM-coarseLeadO3PrecursorsVOCsCarbonylsAcid DepositionMercuryBarometric PressRelative HumiditySolar RadiationTemperatureWind DirectionWind Speed



# Ancora State Hospital 

# X  X 

Atlantic City 

#  X

Bayonne 

#   

Brigantine 

#      

Camden 

# P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P

Camden RRF 

# 

Chester 

#         

Clarksboro 

#  X

Colliers Mills 

# 

Columbia Lake WMA 

# P P P P

East Orange 

#    

Elizabeth 

#   

Elizabeth Lab 

#            

Elizabeth Mitchell Bldg 

# 

Ewing 

# 

Flemington 

#        

Fort Lee 

#   

Fort Lee Library 

# 

Freehold 

# X X

Gibbstown 

# 

Hackensack 

# X X X

Jersey City 

#   

Jersey City Firehouse 

#   

Leonia 

# X 

Millville 

#   X 

Monmouth University 

# 

Morristown 

# X X

Morristown Amb Squad 

# X

New Brunswick 

#     

Newark Firehouse 

#  P P      P P P P P P P P

Paterson 

# 

Pennsauken 

# 

Perth Amboy 

# X X X

Phillipsburg 

# 

Rahway 

#  

Ramapo 

# 

Rider University 

# X  X      

Rutgers University 

#   

South Camden 

# 

Toms River 

# 

Trenton 

#  X

Union City 

# 

Washington Crossing 

#  

TOTAL (Retained only) 6 6 0 14 5 3 17 3 9 1 3 0 0 1 3 3 2 4 2 3 3 3 3 3



#  - Monitor identified to be retained

P - Proposed monitor

X - Monitor identified for shutdown in the next 18 months

Freehold - Monitoring site identified for shutdown in the next 18 months

# NEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 10 

# NEW JERSEY AIR MONITORING SITE DESCRIPTIONS

According to 40 CFR 58.10, the following elements for each existing and proposed air monitoring station

must be included in New Jersey’s Network Plan:

1. the Air Quality Subsystem (AQS) site identification number,

2. the location, including street address and geographical coordinates,

3. the sampling and analysis methods for each measured parameter,

4. the operating schedules for each monitor,

5. any proposals to remove or move a monitoring station within a period of 18 months following Plan

submittal,

6. the monitoring objective and spatial scale of representativeness for each monitor as defined in

Appendix D to Part 58,

7. the identification of any sites that are suitable and sites that are not suitable for comparison against

the annual fine particle (PM2.5) National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) as described in 40

CFR Part 58.30, and

8. the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), Core-Based Statistical Area (CBSA), Combined Statistical

Area (CSA) or other area represented by this monitor.

The next pages supply the above information for current and proposed New Jersey air monitoring sites.

All abbreviations and terms are defined and explained in the Glossary following this section, and

Appendices A through D provide additional information on Volatile Organic Compounds, Carbonyls,

PM2.5 Speciation and O 3 

# Precursors.NEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 11SITE INFORMATIONSite Name AncoraAddress Ancora State Hospital, 202 Spring Garden RoadCity, State, Zip Hammonton, NJ 08037AQS Code 34 007 1001NJ County CamdenMSA/CSA Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington CSALatitude 39.684250Longtitude -74.861491Date Established 1/1/1966Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveCarbon Monoxide (CO) 42101 TECO 48 Nondispersive-infrared 054 Continuous Urban BackgroundOzone (O3) 44201 Dasibi 1008 Ultraviolet 056 Continuous Urban Population ExposureSulfur Dioxide (SO2) 42401 TECO 43A Pulsed fluorescence 060 Continuous Urban BackgroundAcid Deposition Bucket Ion Chromatography Weekly Urban BackgroundSite Purpose To measure background concentrations for the southern part of New Jersey. May also measuremaximum ozone concentrations downwind from the Philadelphia metropolitan area.Plans for the next18 monthsCO and SO2will be shutdown, change Monitoring Objective of O3to Maximum Concentration.Other Comment Acid Deposition datanot submitted to USEPA’s AQS databaseNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 12SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Atlantic CityAddress 1535 Bacharach BlvdCity, State, Zip Atlantic City, NJ 08401AQS Code 34 001 1006NJ County AtlanticMSA/CSA Atlantic City MSALatitude 39.363528Longtitude -74.431219Date Established 7/27/2001Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveFine Particles (PM2.5)88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Every 3 days Neighborhood Population ExposureInhalable Particles(PM10)81102SierraAnderson High-volume samplerGravimetric 063 Every 6 days Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure fine particle concentrations in the commercial area of Atlantic CityPlans for the next18 monthsPM10 will be shutdown.Other CommentNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 13SITE INFORMATIONSite Name BayonneAddress Veterans Park on Newark Bay, 25th St. near ParkRoadCity, State, Zip Bayonne, NJ 07002AQS Code 34 017 0006NJ County HudsonMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New Jersey-Connecticut CSALatitude 40.670250Longtitude -74.126081Date Established 1/1/1983Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveNitric Oxide (NO) TECO 42 Chemiluminescence Continuous Urban Population ExposureNitrogen Dioxide (NO2) 42602 TECO 42 Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Urban Population ExposureOzone (O3) 44201 Dasibi 1008 Ultraviolet 056 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureSulfur Dioxide (SO2) 42401 TECO 43A Pulsed fluorescence 060 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the Hudson County areaPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther Comment Nitric Oxide data (NO) isnot submitted to USEPA’s AQS databaseNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 14SITE INFORMATIONSite Name BrigantineAddress Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge VisitorCenter, Great Creek RoadCity, State, Zip Oceanville, NJ 08231AQS Code 34 001 0006NJ County AtlanticMSA/CSA Atlantic City MSALatitude39.464872Longtitude-74.448736Date Established 1/1/2007Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveOzone (O3) 44201 TECO 49i Ultraviolet 047 Continuous Urban BackgroundSulfur Dioxide (SO2) 42401 TECO 43iTLE Pulsed fluorescence 060 Continuous Urban BackgroundFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Lov-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Every 3 days Urban BackgroundReal-time PM2.5 88500R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric, TotalAtmospheric702 Continuous Urban BackgroundReal-time PM2.5 88502R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric withoutcorrection factor702 Continuous Urban BackgroundReal-time PM2.5 Nephelometer Light-scattering Continuous Urban BackgroundMercury (Hg) Tekran 2537A CVAF Spectrometry Hourly Urban BackgroundSite Purpose To measure pollutant concentrations and visibility in Class I areasPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther Comment Also an IMPROVE station, part of NESCAUM visibility network, Real-time PM2.5 data by Nephelometerand Mercury data not submitted to USEPA’s AQS database, the US Fish & Wildlife Service collects aweekly Acid Deposition sample which is sent to the National Atmospheric Deposition Program (NADP)for analysisNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 15SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Camden RRF (Resource Recovery Facility)Address Morgan Blvd., & I-676 entrance rampCity, State, Zip Camden, NJ 08104AQS Code 34 007 0009NJ County CamdenMSA/CSA Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington CSALatitude 39.912431Longtitude -75.116864Date Established 5/8/1994Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveInhalable Particles(PM10)81102SierraAnderson High-volume samplerGravimetric 063 Every 6 days Middle Source OrientedSite Purpose To measure the impact of mobile sources in heavily used roadways in southern CamdenPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther CommentNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 16SITE INFORMATIONSite Name ChesterAddress Bldg # 1, Bell Labs off Route 513City, State, Zip Chester, NJ 07930AQS Code 34 027 3001NJ County MorrisMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New Jersey-Connecticut CSALatitude 40.787628Longtitude -74.676301Date Established 1/1/1978Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveNitric Oxide (NO) 42601 TECO 42 Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Urban BackgroundNitrogen Dioxide (NO2) 42602 TECO 42 Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Urban BackgroundOzone (O3) 44201 Dasibi 1008RS Ultraviolet 047 Continuous Urban BackgroundSulfur Dioxide (SO2) 44201 TECO 43A Pulsed fluorescence 060 Continuous Urban BackgroundFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Every 3 days Urban Population ExposurePM2.5 Speciation Appendix A Met One XRF, IC, TOA App. A Every 3 days Neighborhood Population ExposureVolatile OrganicCompoundsAppendix B Canister TO-15 App. B Every 6 days Neighborhood Population ExposureCarbonyls Appendix C DNPH cartridge TO-11A App. C Every 6 days Neighborhood Population ExposureMercury (Hg) Tekran 2537A CVAF Spectrometry Hourly Neighborhood Population ExposureSolar Radiation 63301 Qualimetrics Pyrometer 011 Continuous NeighborhoodSite Purpose To measure background concentrations in northern New JerseyPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther Comment Mercury data not submitted to USEPA’sAQS database, See Appendices A, B and C for moreinformation on PM2.5 Speciation, Volatile Organic Compounds and CarbonylsNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 17SITE INFORMATIONSite Name ClarksboroAddress Clarksboro Shady Rest Home,Shady Lane and County HouseRoadCity, State, Zip Clarksboro, NJ 08020AQS Code 34 015 0002NJ County GloucesterMSA/CSA Philadelphia-Camden-WilmingtonCSALatitude 39.800339Longtitude -75.212119Date Established 1/1/1981Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveOzone (O3) 44201 TECO 49 Ultraviolet 047 Continuous Urban Highest ConcentrationSulfur Dioxide (SO2) 42401 TECO 43A Pulsed fluorescence 060 Continuous Urban Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure highest concentrations of ozone downwind from Philadelphia metropolitan areaPlans for the next18 monthsSO2will be shutdown.Other CommentNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 18SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Colliers MillsAddress Colliers Mills Wildlife ManagementAreaCity, State, Zip Colliers Mills, NJAQS Code 34 029 0006NJ County OceanMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.064847Longtitude -74.444058Date Established 1/1/1985Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveOzone (O3) 44201 TECO 49 Ultraviolet 047 Continuous Urban Highest ConcentrationSite Purpose To measure highest concentrations for ozone downwind from the Philadelphia metropolitan area andcentral New JerseyPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther CommentNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 19SITE INFORMATIONSite Name East OrangeAddress Engine No. 2, Main Street &Greenwood AvenueCity, State, Zip East Orange, NJ 07018AQS Code 34 013 1003NJ County EssexMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.757501Longtitude -74.200500Date Established 1/1/1980Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveCarbon Monoxide (CO) TECO 48 Nondispersive-infrared Continuous Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationNitric Oxide (NO) TECO 42 Chemiluminescence Continuous Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationNitrogen Dioxide (NO2) 42602 TECO 42 Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationOxides of Nitrogen(NOx)TECO 42 Chemiluminescence Continuous Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationRelative Humidity Qualimetrics Capacitive sensor Continuous NeighborhoodTemperature Qualimetrics Thermistor Continuous NeighborhoodSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the East Orange and Newark areasPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther Comment The CO, NO, NOx, Relative Humidity and Temperature data are not submitted to USEPA’s AQSdatabaseNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 20SITE INFORMATIONSite Name ElizabethAddress 7 Broad St.City, State, Zip Elizabeth, NJ 07201AQS Code 34 039 0003NJ County UnionMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.662451Longtitude -74.214745Date Established 1/1/1970Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveCarbon Monoxide (CO) 42101 TECO 48 Nondispersive-infrared 054 Continuous Micro Highest ConcentrationSulfur Dioxide (SO2) 42401 TECO 43A Pulsed fluorescence 060 Continuous Middle Population ExposureSmoke Shade Wallace Fisher Tape sampler Hourly Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure the highest concentrations in the central commercial area of ElizabethPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther Comment Smoke Shade data is not submitted to USEPA’s AQS databaseNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 21SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Elizabeth LabAddress Interchange 13, NJ TurnpikeCity, State, Zip Elizabeth, NJ 07206AQS Code 34 039 0004NJ County UnionMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.641440Longtitude -74.208365Date Established 1/1/1970Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveCarbon Monoxide (CO) TECO 48 Nondispersive-infrared ContinuousNitric Oxide (NO) TECO 42 Chemiluminescence Continuous Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationNitrogen Dioxide (NO2) 42602 TECO 42 Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationOxides of Nitrogen(NOx)TECO 42 Chemiluminescence Continuous Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationSulfur Dioxide (SO2) 42401 TECO 43A Pulsed fluorescence 060 Continuous Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationSmoke Shade Wallace Fisher Tape sampler Hourly Neighborhood Population ExposureFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Daily Neighborhood Population ExposureReal-time PM2.5 88500R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric, Totalatmospheric702 Continuous Middle Scale Highest ConcentrationReal-time PM2.5 88502R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric withoutcorrection factor702 Continuous Middle Scale Highest ConcentrationPM2.5 Speciation Appendix A Met One XRF, IC, TOA App. A Every 3 days Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationVolatile OrganicCompoundsAppendix B Canister TO-15 App. B Every 6 days Neighborhood Population ExposureCarbonyls Appendix C DNPH cartridge TO-11A App. C Every 6 days Neighborhood Population ExposureNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 22PARAMETER SUMMARY (Elizabeth Lab, continued)ParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveMercury (Hg) Tekran 2537A CVAF Spectrometry Hourly Neighborhood Population ExposureWind Direction Qualimetrics Wind vane Continuous NeighborhoodWind Speed Qualimetrics Anemometer Continuous NeighborhoodSite Purpose The comprehensive air monitoring site in the northeast metropolitan region of New JerseyPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther Comment PM2.5 is collocated for precision; CO, Nitric Oxide (NO), Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx), Smoke Shade, WindDirection and Wind Speed data are not submitted to USEPA’s AQS database; See Appendices A, B andC for more information on PM2.5 Speciation, Volatile Organic Compounds and CarbonylsNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 23SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Elizabeth Mitchell BldgAddress Mitchell Bldg., 500 N. Broad St.City, State, Zip Elizabeth, NJ 07208AQS Code 34 039 0006NJ County UnionMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.673406Longtitude -74.213889Date Established 1/1/1983Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Every 3 days Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the Elizabeth areaPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther CommentNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 24SITE INFORMATIONSite Name EwingAddress Bureau of Air Monitoring TechnicalCenter, 380 Scotch RoadCity, State, Zip West Trenton, NJ 08628AQS Code 34 021 0010NJ County MercerMSA/CSA Trenton-Ewing MSALatitude 40.28753Longtitude -74.80777Date Established 1/1/2009Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?NoPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveReal-time PM2.5 88500R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric, TotalAtmospheric702 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureReal-time PM2.5 88502R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric withoutcorrection factor702 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the Mercer County areaPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther CommentNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 25SITE INFORMATIONSite Name FlemingtonAddress Raritan Township MunicipalUtilities Authority, 365 Old York RdCity, State, Zip Flemington, NJ 08822AQS Code 34 019 0001NJ County HunterdonMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.515253Longtitude -74.806753Date Established 1/1/1980Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveOzone (O3) 44201 Dasibi 1008RS Ultraviolet 056 Continuous Urban Highest ConcentrationReal-time PM2.5 88500R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric, TotalAtmospheric702 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureReal-time PM2.5 88502R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric withoutcorrection factor702 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureBarometric Pressure Qualimetrics Pressure transducer Continuous NeighborhoodRelative Humidity Qualimetrics Capacitive sensor Continuous NeighborhoodSolar Radiation Qualimetrics Pyrometer Continuous NeighborhoodTemperature Qualimetrics Thermistor Continuous NeighborhoodWind Direction Qualimetrics Wind vane Continuous NeighborhoodWind Speed Qualimetrics Anemometer Continuous NeighborhoodSite Purpose To measure ozone concentrations in the northwestern region of New JerseyPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther Comment Barometric Pressure, Relative Humidity, Solar Radiation, Temperature, Wind Direction, and Wind Speeddata are not submitted to USEPA’s AQS databaseNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 26SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Fort LeeAddress Bridge Plaza North & Lemoine Ave.City, State, Zip Fort Lee, NJ 07024AQS Code 34 003 0004NJ County BergenMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.854583Longtitude -73.967772Date Established 12/9/1985Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveCarbon Monoxide (CO) 42101 TECO 48 Nondispersive-infrared 054 Continuous Middle Highest ConcentrationReal-time PM2.5 88500R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric, TotalAtmospheric702 Continuous Middle Population ExposureReal-time PM2.5 88502R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric withoutcorrection factor702 Continuous Middle Population ExposureInhalable Particles(PM10)81102SierraAnderson High-Volume SamplerGravimetric 063 Every 6 days Middle Highest ConcentrationSite Purpose To measure the impact of I-95 on CO, PM2.5 and PM10 concentrations in Fort LeePlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther Comment Station was temporarily shut down from November 2009 to perform major utility repairsNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 27SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Fort Lee LibraryAddress Fort Lee Library, 320 Main St.City, State, Zip Fort Lee, NJ 07024AQS Code 34 003 0003NJ County BergenMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.852256Longtitude -73.973314Date Established 1/23/1986Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Every 3 days Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure the population exposure in the Fort Lee areaPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther CommentNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 28SITE INFORMATIONSite Name FreeholdAddress 5 West Main St.City, State, Zip Freehold, NJ 07728AQS Code 34 025 2001NJ County MonmouthMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.259895Longtitude -74.274689Date Established 1/1/1970Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveCarbon Monoxide (CO) 42101 TECO 48 Nondispersive-infrared 054 Continuous Micro Highest ConcentrationSmoke Shade Wallace Fisher Tape sampler Hourly Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure highest concentrations in the commercial district of FreeholdPlans for the next18 monthsCO, Smoke Shade and site will be shutdownOther Comment Smoke Shade data is not submitted to USEPA’s AQS databaseNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 29SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Gibbstown2Address Municipal Maintenance Yard, NorthSchool St., North of Morse Ave.City, State, Zip Gibbstown, NJ 08027AQS Code 34 015 0004NJ County GloucesterMSA/CSA Philadelphia-Camden-WilmingtonCSALatitude 39.830809Longtitude -75.284720Date Established 2/2/2007Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Every 3 days Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the Gibbstown areaPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther CommentNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 30SITE INFORMATIONSite Name HackensackAddress Bergen County Probation Services,133 River St.City, State, Zip Hackensack, NJ 07601AQS Code 34 003 5001NJ County BergenMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.882373Longtitude -74.042172Date Established 1/1/1968Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveCarbon Monoxide (CO) 42101 TECO 48 Nondispersive-infrared 054 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureSulfur Dioxide (SO2) 42401 TECO 43A Pulsed fluorescence 060 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureSmoke Shade Wallace Fisher Tape sampler Hourly Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the Hackensack areaPlans for the next18 monthsCO, SO2, Smoke Shade and site will be shutdown.Other Comment Smoke Shade data is not submitted to USEPA’s AQS databaseNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 31SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Jersey CityAddress 2828 Kennedy Blvd.City, State, Zip Jersey City, NJ 07306AQS Code 34 017 1002NJ County HudsonMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.731690Longtitude -74.066566Date Established 1/1/1970Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveCarbon Monoxide (CO) 42101 TECO 48 Nondispersive-infrared 054 Continuous Micro Highest ConcentrationSulfur Dioxide (SO2) 42401 TECO 43A Pulsed fluorescence 060 Continuous Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationSmoke Shade Wallace Fisher Tape sampler Hourly Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure highest concentrations in the central commercial area of Jersey CityPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther Comment Smoke Shade data is not submitted to USEPA’s AQS databaseNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 32SITE INFORMATIONSite Name JerseyCity FirehouseAddress Consolidated Firehouse, 355Newark Ave.City, State, Zip Jersey City, NJ 07302AQS Code 34 017 1003NJ County HudsonMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.725454Longtitude -74.052290Date Established 1/1/1967Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Daily Neighborhood Population ExposureReal-time PM2.5 88500R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric, TotalAtmospheric702 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureReal-time PM2.5 88502R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric withoutcorrection factor702 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureInhalable Particles(PM10)81102SierraAnderson High-Volume SamplerGravimetric 063 Every 6 days Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the Jersey City areaPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther Comment PM2.5 and PM10 are collocated for precision measurements; daily sampling began in 2007 for FineParticles (AQS code 88101); prior to 2007, every 3 day samplingNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 33SITE INFORMATIONSite Name LeoniaAddress Overpeck Park, 40 Fort Lee RoadCity, State, Zip Leonia, NJ, 07605AQS Code 34 003 0006NJ County BergenMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.870422Longtitude -73.992053Date Established 12/7/2007Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveNitric Oxide (NO) 42601 TECO 42 Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureNitrogen Dioxide (NO2) 42602 TECO 42 Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureOxides of Nitrogen(NOx)42603 TECO 42 Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureOzone (O3) 44201 Dasibi 1008 Ultraviolet 056 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the Leonia and Teaneck areasPlans for the next18 monthsNO, NO2and NOxwill be shutdown.Other CommentNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 34SITE INFORMATIONSite Name MillvilleAddress Lincoln Ave. & Route 55, Northeastof MillvilleCity, State, Zip Millville, NJ 08332AQS Code 34 011 0007NJ County CumberlandMSA/CSA Vineland-Millville-Bridgeton MSALatitude 39.422273Longtitude -75.025204Date Established 1/1/1983Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveNitric Oxide (NO) TECO 42 Chemiluminescence Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureNitrogen Dioxide (NO2) TECO 42 Chemiluminescence Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureOxides of Nitrogen(NOx)TECO 42 Chemiluminescence Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureOzone (O3) 44201 Dasibi 1008 Ultraviolet 056 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureSulfur Dioxide (SO2) 42401 TECO 43A Pulsed fluorescence 060 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureReal-time PM2.5 88500R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric, TotalAtmospheric702 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureReal-time PM2.5 88502R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric withoutcorrection factor702 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the Vineland and Millville areasPlans for the next18 monthsSO2will be shutdown.Other Comment NO, NO2, and NOxdata are not submitted to USEPA’s AQS databaseNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 35SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Monmouth UniversityAddress Edison Science Bldg., 400 CedarAve.City, State, Zip West Long Branch, NJ 07764AQS Code 34 025 0005NJ County MonmouthMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.278461Longtitude -74.005343Date Established 5/13/1989Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveOzone (O3) 44201 TECO 49 Ultraviolet 047 Continuous Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationSite Purpose To measure highest concentrations of ozone in the eastern Monmouth County areaPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther CommentNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 36SITE INFORMATIONSite Name MorristownAddress 11 Washington St.City, State, Zip Morristown, NJ 07960AQS Code 34 027 0003NJ County MorrisMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.797342Longtitude -74.482494Date Established 1/1/1973Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveCarbon Monoxide (CO) 42101 TECO 48 Nondispersive-infrared 054 Continuous Micro Highest ConcentrationSmoke Shade Wallace Fisher Tape sampler Hourly Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure highest concentrations in the commercial district of MorristownPlans for the next18 monthsCO, Smoke Shade and site will be shutdown.Other Comment Smoke Shade data is not submitted to USEPA’s AQS databaseNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 37SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Morristown Ambulance SquadAddress 16 Early St.City, State, Zip Morristown, NJ 07960AQS Code 34 027 0004NJ County MorrisMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.801584Longtitude -74.483817Date Established 5/30/1989Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Every 3 days Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the Morristown areaPlans for the next18 monthsPM2.5 and site will be shutdown.Other CommentNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 38SITE INFORMATIONSite Name New BrunswickAddress Cook College, Log Cabin Rd. nearHorticulture LabCity, State, Zip New Brunswick, NJ 08901AQS Code 34 023 0006NJ County MiddlesexMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.472786Longtitude -74.422515Date Established 1/1/1981Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Every 3 days Neighborhood Population ExposureReal-time PM2.5 88500R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric, TotalAtmospheric702 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureReal-time PM2.5 88502R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric withoutcorrection factor702 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposurePM2.5 Speciation Appendix A Met One XRF, IC, TOA App. A Every 3 days Neighborhood Population ExposureVolatile OrganicCompoundsAppendix B Canister TO-15 App. B Every 6 days Neighborhood Population ExposureCarbonyls Appendix C DNPH cartridge TO-11A App. C Every 6 days Neighborhood Population ExposureMercury (Hg) Tekran 2537A CVAF Spectrometry Hourly Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the New Brunswick areaPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther Comment PM2.5 Speciation is collocated for precision. See Appendices A, B and C for more information onPM2.5 Speciation, Volatile Organic Compounds and Carbonyls. Mercury data not submitted to EPA’sAQS databaseNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 39SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Newark FirehouseAddress 360 Clinton AvenueCity, State, Zip Newark, NJ 07108AQS Code 34 013 0003NJ County EssexMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.72102Longtitude -74.1928Date Established 5/1/2009Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveCarbon Monoxide (CO) 42101 TECO 48iTLE Nondispersive-infrared 054 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureNitric Oxide (NO) 42601 TECO 42CY Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureNitrogen Dioxide (NO2) 42602 TECO 42CY Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureTotal ReactiveOxidesof Nitrogen (NOy)42603 TECO 42CY Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureOzone (O3) 44201 TECO 49i Ultraviolet 047 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureSulfur Dioxide (SO2) 42401 TECO 43iTLE Pulsed fluorescence 060 Continuous Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Daily Neighborhood Population ExposureReal-time PM2.5 88500R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric, Totalatmospheric702 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureReal-time PM2.5 88502R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric withoutcorrection factor702 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposurePM2.5 Speciation Appendix A Met One XRF, IC, TOA App. A Every 3 days Neighborhood Population ExposureNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 40PARAMETER SUMMARY (Newark Firehouse, continued)ParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveBarometric Pressure 64101 Qualimetrics Pressure transducer Continuous NeighborhoodRelative Humidity 62201 Qualimetrics Capacitive sensor Continuous NeighborhoodSolar Radiation 63301 Qualimetrics Pyrometer Continuous NeighborhoodTemperature 62101 Qualimetrics Thermistor Continuous NeighborhoodWind Direction 61102 Qualimetrics Wind vane Continuous NeighborhoodWind Speed 61101 Qualimetrics Anemometer Continuous NeighborhoodSite Purpose New Jersey’s NCore sitePlans for the next18 monthsO3established on May 13, 2009, PM2.5 established on May 16, 2009, trace CO established on May 19,2009, trace SO2established on May 26, 2009, Real-time PM2.5 established September 2, 2009, andspeciated PM2.5 was established on December 28, 2009. Real-time PM coarse (PM10-2.5), NO, NO2,NOx, total oxides of nitrogen (NOy), wind speed, wind direction, relative humidity and ambienttemperature are expected to be installed later in 2010.Other Comment CO and SO2data are measured by “trace-level” analyzers. See Appendix A for more information onPM2.5 SpeciationNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 41SITE INFORMATIONSite Name PatersonAddress Health Department, 176 BroadwayAve.City, State, Zip Paterson, NJ 07505AQS Code 34 031 0005NJ County PassaicMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.918381Longtitude -74.168092Date Established 1/1/1978Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Every 3 days Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the Paterson areaPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther CommentNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 42SITE INFORMATIONSite Name PennsaukenAddress Morris Delair Water TreatmentPlant, off Griffith-Morgan LaneCity, State, Zip Pennsauken, NJ 08110AQS Code 34 007 1007NJ County CamdenMSA/CSA Philadelphia-Camden-WilmingtonCSALatitude 39.989036Longtitude -75.050008Date Established 9/1/1983Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Every 3 days Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the Pennsauken areaPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther CommentNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 43SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Perth AmboyAddress 130 Smith St.City, State, Zip Perth Amboy, NJ 08861AQS Code 34 023 2003NJ County MiddlesexMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.508764Longtitude -74.268083Date Established 1/1/1970Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveCarbon Monoxide (CO) 42101 TECO 48 Nondispersive-infrared 054 Continuous Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationSulfur Dioxide (SO2) 42401 TECO 43A Pulsed fluorescence 060 Continuous Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationSmoke Shade Wallace Fisher Tape sampler Hourly Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the Perth Amboy areaPlans for the next18 monthsCO, SO2, Smoke Shade and site will be shutdownOther Comment Smoke Shade data is not submitted to USEPA’s AQS databaseNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 44SITE INFORMATIONSite Name PhillipsburgAddress Municipal Bldg., 675 Corliss Ave.City, State, Zip Phillipsburg, NJ 08865AQS Code 34 041 0006NJ County WarrenMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.699207Longtitude -75.180525Date Established 8/10/1999Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Every 3 days Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the Phillipsburg area, and to measure transported fine particleconcentrationsPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther CommentNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 45SITE INFORMATIONSite Name RahwayAddress Fire Dept. Bldg., 1300 Main St.City, State, Zip Rahway, NJ 07065AQS Code 34 039 2003NJ County UnionMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.603943Longtitude -74.276174Date Established 12/11/1999Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Daily Neighborhood Population ExposureReal-time PM2.5 88502R&P 1400 TEOM Gravimetric withoutcorrection factor702 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the Rahway areaPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther Comment TEOM analyzer is operating without the FDMSNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 46SITE INFORMATIONSite Name RamapoAddress Ramapo Mountain State Forest,Access Rd., off Skyline Drive,Wanaque BoroughCity, State, Zip Wanaque, NJ 07465AQS Code 34 031 5001NJ County PassaicMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 41.052195Longtitude -74.256338Date Established 6/5/1998Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveOzone (O3) 44201 Dasibi 1008 Ultraviolet 056 Continuous Urban BackgroundSite Purpose To measure background, transport and upwind concentrations of ozonePlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther CommentNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 47SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Rider UniversityAddress Athletic Fields, Route 206 South,Lawrence TownshipCity, State, Zip Lawrenceville, NJ 08648AQS Code 34 021 0005NJ County MercerMSA/CSA Trenton-Ewing MSALatitude 40.283092Longtitude -74.742644Date Established 6/1/1981Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveNitric Oxide (NO) 42601 TECO 42 Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureNitrogen Dioxide (NO2) 42602 TECO 42 Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureOxides of Nitrogen(NOx)42603 TECO 42 Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureOzone (O3) 44201 Dasibi 1008 Ultraviolet 056 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureOzone Precursors Appendix D Perkin Elmer Auto GC-FID App. D Hourly Urban Population ExposureBarometric Pressure 64101 Qualimetrics Instrumental aneroid 011 Continuous NeighborhoodRelative Humidity 62201 Qualimetrics Hydrothermograph 013 Continuous NeighborhoodSolar Radiation 63301 Qualimetrics Pyrometer 011 Continuous NeighborhoodTemperature 62101 Qualimetrics Thermistor, spot rdg. 020 Continuous NeighborhoodWind Direction 61102 Qualimetrics Wind vane, spot rdg. 020 Continuous NeighborhoodWind Speed 61101 Qualimetrics Anemometer, spot rdg. 020 Continuous NeighborhoodSite Purpose To measure population exposure and ozone precursorsPlans for the next18 monthsNO, NO2, NOxand Ozone Precusors will be shutdown.Other Comment See Appendix D for more information on Ozone Precursors, also known as PAMSNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 48SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Rutgers UniversityAddress HorticulturalFarm #3, off Ryder'sLaneCity, State, Zip New Brunswick, NJ 08901AQS Code 34 023 0011NJ County MiddlesexMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.462182Longtitude -74.429439Date Established 10/1/1994Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveNitric Oxide (NO) 42601 TECO 42 Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureNitrogen Dioxide (NO2) 42602 TECO 42 Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureOxides of Nitrogen(NOx)42603 TECO 42 Chemiluminescence 074 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureOzone (O3) 44201 Dasibi 1008 Ultraviolet 056 Continuous Neighborhood Population ExposureOzone Precursors Appendix D Perkin Elmer Auto GC-FID App. D Hourly Urban BackgroundSite Purpose To measure population exposure and ozone precursors – downwind for Philadelphia metropolitan areaand upwind for New York metropolitan areaPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther Comment Upper air and lower air meteorological measurements are collected at this site by Rutgers University;see Appendix D for more information on Ozone Precursors, also known as PAMSNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 49SITE INFORMATIONSite Name South CamdenAddress Camden County Municipal UtilitiesAuthority, 1645 Ferry AveCity, State, Zip Camden, NJ 08104AQS Code 34 007 0010NJ County CamdenMSA/CSA Philadelphia-Camden-WilmingtonCSALatitude 39.923969Longtitude -75.122317Date Established 11/20/2003Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?Not ApplicablePARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveReal-time PM2.5R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric, TotalAtmosphericContinuous Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationReal-time PM2.5R&P 1400 TEOM-FDMSGravimetric withoutcorrection factorContinuous Neighborhood Highest ConcentrationSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the South Camden areaPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther Comment Real-time PM2.5 data is not submitted to USEPA’s AQS databaseNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 50SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Toms RiverAddress Hooper Avenue ElementarySchool, 1517 Hooper AvenueCity, State, Zip Toms River, NJ 08753AQS Code 34 029 2002NJ County OceanMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 39.994908Longtitude -74.170447Date Established 2/11/1999Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Daily Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the Toms River areaPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther Comment Daily sampling began in 2007; prior to 2007, every 3 day samplingNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 51SITE INFORMATIONSite Name TrentonAddress Trenton Library, 120 Academy St.City, State, Zip Trenton, NJ 08608AQS Code 34 021 0008NJ County MercerMSA/CSA Trenton-Ewing MSALatitude 40.222411Longtitude -74.763167Date Established 9/1/1982Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Daily Neighborhood Population ExposureInhalable Particles(PM10)81102SierraAnderson High-Volume SamplerGravimetric 063 Every 6 days Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the downtown commercial district of TrentonPlans for the next18 monthsPM10 will be shutdown.Other Comment Daily sampling began in 2007 for Fine Particles (AQS code 88101); prior to 2007, every 3 day samplingNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 52SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Union CityAddress Health Department, 714 31st St.City, State, Zip Union City, NJ 07087AQS Code 34 017 2002NJ County HudsonMSA/CSA New York-Northeast New JerseyConnecticut CSALatitude 40.772793Longtitude -74.031718Date Established 1/1/1983Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Every 3 days Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure in the Union City and Hudson County areasPlans for the next18 monthsNo changesOther CommentNEW JERSEY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING NETWORK PLAN 2010 53SITE INFORMATIONSite Name Washington CrossingAddress Washington Crossing State Park,near 66 Church Rd.City, State, Zip Titusville, NJ 08560AQS Code 34 021 8001NJ County MercerMSA/CSA Trenton-Ewing MSALatitude 40.315350Longtitude -74.853617Date Established 1/1/1989Suitable forComparison toPM2.5 NAAQS?YesPARAMETER SUMMARYParameterAQSParameterCodeSampling InstrumentMethod of AnalysisAQSMethodCodeAQSSampleFrequencyAQSSpatial ScaleAQSMonitoring ObjectiveFine Particles (PM2.5) 88101R&P 2025 Low-volumesequential samplerGravimetric 118 Every 3 days Neighborhood Population ExposureAcid Deposition Bucket Ion Chromatography Weekly Neighborhood Population ExposureAcid Deposition Bucket Ion Chromatography Event Neighborhood Population ExposureSite Purpose To measure population exposure and transported fine particle concentrationsPlans for the next18 monthsThe collection and analysis of Event Acid Deposition samples may be shutdownOther Comment The Weekly Acid Deposition samples are sentto the National Atmospheric Deposition Program (NADP)for analysis, the Event Acid Deposition samples are analyzed by the Bureau of Air Monitoring, theWeekly and Event Acid Deposition data are not submitted by NJDEP or NADP to EPA’s AQS database

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# GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS AND TERMS

ABBREVIATIONS

AQI – Air Quality Index, a national air quality rating system based on the National Ambient Air Quality

Standards

AQS – Air Quality Subsystem, USEPA’s database for air quality data nationwide

CSA – Combined Statistical Area, defined by U.S. Office of Management and Budget as a geographic

area having 2 or more Metropolitan Statistical Areas

CFR – Code of Federal Regulations

CO – Carbon monoxide

CVAF Spectrometry – Cold Vapor Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometry, method for analyzing Mercury

DNPH cartridge – Di-Nitro-Phenyl-Hydrazine, an adsorbent for trapping carbonyls in air

auto GC-FID – automated Gas Chromatograph Flame Ionization Detection

Hg – Mercury

IC – Ion Chromatography, a method for analyzing for ionic compounds from Fine Particles

IMPROVE – Interagency Monitoring of Protected Visual Environments

MSA – Metropolitan Statistical Area, 1 or more counties having a population greater than 50,000

NAAQS – National Ambient Air Quality Standard

NCore – National Core, a monitoring site having a group of parameters specified by the USEPA

NJDEP – New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection

NO – Nitric Oxide

NO 2 

# – Nitrogen Dioxide

NO

x 

# – Oxides of Nitrogen

NO

y 

# – Total Reactive Oxides of Nitrogen

O 3 

# – Ozone

PAMS – Photochemical Assessment Monitoring Stat ion, sites which measure ozone precursors

Pb – Lead

PM2.5 – Fine Particles, particles 2.5 micromet ers in aerodynamic diameter or smaller

PM10 – Inhalable Particles, particles 10 microm eter in aerodynamic diameter or smaller

PM10-2.5 – Coarse Particles, particles between 10 and 2.5 micrometers in aerodynamic diameter

PM2.5-Speciation – a group of elements, ionic compounds and carbon compounds that are analyzed

from Fine Particles

R&P 1400 – the instrument manufactured by Rupprecht and Pattashnik to measure real-time PM2.5

R&P 2025 – the instrument manufactured by Rupprecht and Pattashnik to measure PM2.5, data from

this instrument can be used for comparison to the NAAQS

RRF – Resource Recovery Facility, trash incineration facility

SLAMS – State and Local Air Monitoring Station, designation for monitoring sites or samplers, the data

from which can be used for comparison to the National Ambient Air Quality Standards

SO 2 

# – Sulfur Dioxide

SPM – Special Purpose Monitor, designation for monitoring sites or samplers, the data from which are

not used for comparison to the National Ambient Air Quality Standards

STN – Speciation Trends Network

TEOM-FDMS – Tapered Element Oscillating Microbalance with Filter Dynamic Measurement System,

the analytical method used by an R&P 1400 to measure real-time PM2.5

TECO 42 – the instrument manufactured by Thermo Environmental Corp. to measure nitrogen dioxide,

nitric oxide and oxides of nitrogen

TECO 43A – the instrument manufactured by Thermo Envi ronmental Corp. to measure sulfur dioxide

TECO 48 – the instrument manufactured by Thermo En vironmental Corp. to measure carbon monoxide

TECO 49 – the instrument manufactured by Thermo Environmental Corp. to measure ozone

TLE – Trace Level Enhanced, type of analyzer which measures very low concentrations

TO-11A – a standard method approved by the USEPA to analyze carbonyls

TO-15 – a standard method approved by the USEPA to analyze Volatile Organic Compounds

TOA – Thermal Optic Analysis, a method for analyzing carbon compounds from Fine Particles

TSP – Total Suspended Particles, all particles that are captured by a high-volume sampler

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# USEPA – United States Environmental Protection Agency

VOC – Volatile Organic Compound, a carbon-based chemical that is gaseous

XRF – X-ray Fluorescence, a method for analyzing elements from Fine Particles

TERMS

Acid Deposition – acid rain, the phenomenon where air pollutants raise the acidity of rain and snow

Ambient air – air in areas that are accessible to the general public

Anemometer – an instrument used for measuring wind speed

Atomic Absorption – the method used for analyzing for lead from Total Suspended Particles

Background – a monitoring site in an area which is not affected by air pollution sources

Canister – a stainless steel container used for collecting an air sample to be analyzed for VOCs

Capacitive Sensor – an instrument used for measuring relative humidity

Carbonyls – a group of aldehydes, or a carbon chain with an oxygen molecule at one end

Chemiluminescence – the method used for analyzing for NO, NO 2 

# and NO

x 

# Coarse Particles – also PM10-2.5, particles between 10 and 2.5 micrometers in aerodynamic diameter

Collocated – operating two samplers side by side in order to collect data used for precision statistics

Continuous – an instrument that collects data instantaneously, without stopping, throughout the year,

and transmits the data to a central data acquisition system every minute

Fine Particles – also PM2.5, particles 2.5 micromet ers in aerodynamic diameter or smaller

Gravimetric – weighing a filter in a controlled environment by a highly accurate balance

High-volume Sampler – an instrument used to collect Total Suspended Particles

Highest Concentration – a monitoring instrument or site which is designated to measure the maximum

concentration of a pollutant in a given area

Inhalable Particles – also PM10, particles 10 micrometer s in aerodynamic diameter or smaller

Ion Chromatography – also IC, a method used for analyzing for ionic compounds

Manual – an instrument that collects an air sample over a 24-hour filter on a filter, adsorbent cartridge or

canister which is then manually retrieved for subsequent analysis

Met One – a manufacturer of PM2.5 Speciation samplers

Micro Scale – the spatial scale of a monitoring site, from 10 – 100 meters around the monitor

Middle Scale – the spatial scale of a monitoring site, from 100 –1000 meters around the monitor

Neighborhood Scale – the spatial scale of a monitoring site, from 1 km to 10 kms around the monitor

Nephelometer – an instrument that measures fine particles by light scattering

Nondispersive-infrared – the method used for analyzing for carbon monoxide

Ozone Precursors – a group of 55 volatile organic compounds that affect ozone formation and

destruction in the atmosphere, also called PAMS pollutants

PerkinElmer – the manufacturer of an automated GC-FID

Population Exposure – a monitoring instrument or site that is designated to measure the concentrations

of a pollutant in a highly populated area

Pressure Transducer – an instrument used for measuring barometric pressure

Pulsed fluoresence – the method used for analyzing for sulfur dioxide

Pyrometer – the method used for measuring solar radiation

Qualimetrics – the manufacturer of meteorological instruments

Real-time PM2.5 – PM2.5 concentrations that are measured continuously

Regional Scale – the spatial scale of a monitoring site , from 100 kms to 1000 kms around the monitor

SierraAnderson – the manufacturer of PM10 samplers

Smoke Shade – an index of TSP by the measurement of light diminishment due to particles

Solar Radiation – the intensity of energy from sunlight

Tape Sampler – an instrument that measures TSP by collecting particles on a roll of filter paper which is

automatically forwarded hourly

Thermistor – an instrument that measures temperature

Ultraviolet – the method used for analyzing ozone

Urban Scale – the spatial scale of a monitoring site, from 10 kms to 100 kms around the monitor

Wallace Fisher – the manufacturer of smoke shade analyzers

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# REFERENCES

“2006 Network Summary,” 2006 Air Quality Report, URL: http://www.njaqinow.net/

.

“About AIRNow,” URL: http://www.airnow.gov/

.

“Combined Statistical Areas And Component Core Based Statistical Areas”, November 2004,

http://www.census.gov/population/estimates/metro-city/List6.txt

.

“Fact Sheet: Final Revisions To The National Ambient Air Quality Standards For Nitrogen Dioxide,”

January 2010, URL: http://www.epa.gov/air/nitrogenoxides/pdfs/20100122fs.pdf

.

“Fact Sheet: Proposed Revisions To The National Ambient Air Quality Standards For Sulfur Dioxide,”

November 2009, http://www.epa.gov/air/sulfurdioxide/pdfs/20091116factsheet.pdf

.

“Fact Sheet: Proposal To Revise The National Ambient Air Quality Standards For Ozone,” January 2010,

URL: http://www.epa.gov/air/ozonepollution/pdfs/fs20100106std.pdf

.

“Fact Sheet - Revisions to Lead Ambient Air Monitoring Requirements,” December 2009, URL:

http://www.epa.gov/air/lead/fs20091223.html

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"Guidance for Network Design and Optimum Site Exposure for PM2.5 and PM10", EPA-454R-99-022,

December 1997, URL: http://www.epa.gov/ttn/amtic/files/ambient/pm25/network/r-99-022.pdf

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"Guideline on Ozone Monitoring Site Selection, EPA-454/R-98-002, August 1998, URL:

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/amtic/files/ambient/criteria/reldocs/r-98-002.pdf

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“IMPROVE Monitoring Program”, URL: http://vista.cira.colostate.edu/improve/Overview/Overview.htm

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“Lead Monitoring,” URL: http://www.epa.gov/ttn/amtic/pb-monitoring.html

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“Metropolitan Statistical Areas And Components”, November 2004, URL:

http://www.census.gov/population/estimates/metro-city/List4.txt

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“National Ambient Air Quality Standards for Particulate Matter, Part 50”, 71 Federal Register 61224,

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“Optimum Sampling Site Exposure Criteria for Lead”, February 1984, URL:

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“Optimum Site Exposure Criteria for SO2 Monitoring”, April, 1977, URL:

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/amtic/files/ambient/criteria/reldocs/3-77-013.pdf

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“Selecting Sites for Carbon Monoxide Monitoring”, Sept. 1975, URL:

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/amtic/files/ambient/criteria/reldocs/3-75-077.pdf

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“Site Selection for the Monitoring of Photochemical Air Pollutants”, April 1978, URL:

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/amtic/files/ambient/criteria/reldocs/3-78-013.pdf

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“Technical Assistance Document (TAD) for Samp ling and Analysis of Ozone Precursors”, EPA/600-R98/161, September 1998, URL: http://www.epa.gov/ttn/amtic/files/ambient/pams/newtad.pdf

.

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# APPENDIX A: VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS

Parameter AQS

Parameter

Code Sampling Instrument Method of Analysis AQS

Method

Code

1,1,1-Trichloroethane 43814 Canister TO-15 101

1,1,2,2-

Tetrachloroethane 43818 Canister TO-15 101

1,1,2-Trichloroethane 43820 Canister TO-15 101

1,1-Dichloroethane 43813 Canister TO-15 101

1,1-Dichloroethene 43826 Canister TO-15 101

1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene 45810 Canister TO-15 101

1,2,4-

Trimethylbenzene 45208 Canister TO-15 101

1,2-Dibromoethane 43843 Canister TO-15 101

1,2-Dichloroethane 43815 Canister TO-15 101

1,2-Dichloropropane 43829 Canister TO-15 101

1,3,5-

Trimethylbenzene 45207 Canister TO-15 101

1,3-Butadiene 43218 Canister TO-15 101

Acetonitrile 43702 Canister TO-15 101

Acetylene 43206 Canister TO-15 101

Acrolein 43505 Canister TO-15 101

Acrylonitrile 43704 Canister TO-15 101

Benzene 45201 Canister TO-15 101

Bromochloromethane 43836 Canister TO-15 101

Bromodichloromethane 43828 Canister TO-15 101

Bromoform 43806 Canister TO-15 101

Bromomethane 43819 Canister TO-15 101

Carbon Disulfide 42153 Canister TO-15 101

Carbon Tetrachloride 43804 Canister TO-15 101

Chlorobenzene 45801 Canister TO-15 101

Chloroethane 43812 Canister TO-15 101

Chloroform 43803 Canister TO-15 101

Chloromethane 43801 Canister TO-15 101

Chloromethylbenzene 45809 Canister TO-15 101

Chloroprene 43835 Canister TO-15 101

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# APPENDIX A: VOLATILE ORGANI C COMPOUNDS (Continued)

Parameter AQS

Parameter

Code Sampling Instrument Method of Analysis AQS

Method

Code

cis-1,2-Dichloroethylene 43839 Canister TO-15 101

cis-1,3-Dichloropropene 43831 Canister TO-15 101

Dibromochloromethane 43832 Canister TO-15 101

Dichlorodifluoromethane 43823 Canister TO-15 101

Dichloromethane 43802 Canister TO-15 101

Dichlorotetrafluoroethane 43208 Canister TO-15 101

Ethyl Acrylate 43438 Canister TO-15 101

Ethyl tert-Butyl Ether 43396 Canister TO-15 101

Ethylbenzene 45203 Canister TO-15 101

Hexachloro-1,3-

Butadiene 43844 Canister TO-15 101

m,p-Xylene 45109 Canister TO-15 101

m-Dichlorobenzene 45806 Canister TO-15 101

Methyl Ethyl Ketone 43552 Canister TO-15 101

Methyl Isobutyl Ketone 43560 Canister TO-15 101

Methyl Methacrylate 43441 Canister TO-15 101

Methyl tert-Butyl Ether 43372 Canister TO-15 101

n-Octane 43233 Canister TO-15 101

o-Dichlorobenzene 45805 Canister TO-15 101

o-Xylene 45204 Canister TO-15 101

p-Dichlorobenzene 45807 Canister TO-15 101

Propylene 43205 Canister TO-15 101

Styrene 45220 Canister TO-15 101

tert-Amyl Methyl Ether 43373 Canister TO-15 101

Tetrachloroethylene 43817 Canister TO-15 101

Toluene 45202 Canister TO-15 101

trans-1,2-

Dichloroethylene 43838 Canister TO-15 101

trans-1,3-

Dichloropropene 43830 Canister TO-15 101

Trichloroethylene 43824 Canister TO-15 101

Trichlorofluoromethane 43811 Canister TO-15 101

Trichlorotrifluoroethane 43821 Canister TO-15 101

Vinyl Chloride 43860 Canister TO-15 101

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# APPENDIX B: CARBONYLS

Parameter AQS

Parameter

Code Sampling Instrument Method of Analysis AQS

Method

Code

2,5-dimethylbenzaldehyde 45503 DNPH Cartridge TO-11A 202

Acetaldehyde 43503 DNPH Cartridge TO-11A 202

Acetone 43551 DNPH Cartridge TO-11A 202

Benzaldehyde 45501 DNPH Cartridge TO-11A 202

Butyraldehyde 43329 DNPH Cartridge TO-11A 202

Crotonaldehyde 43528 DNPH Cartridge TO-11A 202

Formaldehyde 43502 DNPH Cartridge TO-11A 202

Hexaldehyde 43517 DNPH Cartridge TO-11A 202

Isovaleraldehyde 43513 DNPH Cartridge TO-11A 202

Propionaldehyde 43504 DNPH Cartridge TO-11A 202

Tolualdehydes 45504 DNPH Cartridge TO-11A 202

Valeraldehyde 43518 DNPH Cartridge TO-11A 202

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# APPENDIX C: PM2.5 SPECIATION

Parameter AQS

Parameter

Code Sampling Instrument Method of Analysis AQS

Method

Code

Ammonium 88301 Met One SASS Ion Chromatography 812

Antimony 88102 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Antimony 88102 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Arsenic 88103 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Barium 88107 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Bromine 88109 Met One SASS En ergy Dispersive XRF 811

Cadmium 88110 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Calcium 88111 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Cerium 88117 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Cesium 88118 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Chlorine 88115 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Chromium 88112 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Cobalt 88113 Met One SASS En ergy Dispersive XRF 811

Copper 88114 Met One SASS En ergy Dispersive XRF 811

Elemental carbon 88307 Met One SASS Thermal Optic Analysis 813

Europium 88121 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Gallium 88124 Met One SASS En ergy Dispersive XRF 811

Gold 88143 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Hafnium 88127 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Indium 88131 Met One SASS En ergy Dispersive XRF 811

Iridium 88133 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Iron 88126 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Lanthanum 88146 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Lead 88128 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Magnesium 88140 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Manganese 88132 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Mercury 88142 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Molybdenum 88134 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Nickel 88136 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Niobium 88147 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

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# APPENDIX C: SPECIATED FINE PARTICLES (Continued)

Parameter AQS

Parameter

Code Sampling Instrument Method of Analysis AQS

Method

Code

Nitrate 88306 Met One SASS Ion Chromatography 812

Organic carbon 88305 Met One SASS Thermal Optic Analysis 813

Particulate matter 2.5u 88502 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Phosphorus 88152 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Pk1_OC 88332 Met One SASS Thermal Optic Analysis 813

Pk2_OC 88333 Met One SASS Thermal Optic Analysis 813

Pk3_OC 88334 Met One SASS Thermal Optic Analysis 813

Pk4_OC 88335 Met One SASS Thermal Optic Analysis 813

Potassium 88180 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

PyrolC 88336 Met One SASS Thermal Optic Analysis 813

Rubidium 88176 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Samarium 88162 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Scandium 88163 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Selenium 88154 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Silicon 88165 Met One SASS En ergy Dispersive XRF 811

Silver 88166 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Sodium 88184 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Sodium 88302 Met One SASS Ion Chromatography 812

Strontium 88168 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Sulfate 88403 Met One SASS Ion Chromatography 812

Sulfur 88169 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Tantalum 88170 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Terbium 88172 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Tin 88160 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Titanium 88161 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Total carbon 88312 Met One SASS Thermal Optic Analysis 813

Vanadium 88164 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Wolfram 88186 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Yttrium 88183 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Zinc 88167 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

Zirconium 88185 Met One SASS Energy Dispersive XRF 811

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# APPENDIX D: OZONE PRECURSORS

Parameter AQS

Parameter

Code Sampling Instrument Method of Analysis AQS

Method

Code

Sum Of Pams 43000 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Total Nmoc 43102 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

N-Dodecane 43141 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Ethane 43202 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Ethylene 43203 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Propane 43204 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Propylene 43205 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Acetylene 43206 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

N-Butane 43212 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Isobutane 43214 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Trans-2-Butene 43216 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Cis-2-Butene 43217 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

N-Pentane 43220 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Isopentane 43221 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

1-Pentene 43224 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Trans-2-Pentene 43226 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Cis-2-Pentene 43227 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

2-Methyl-2-Butene 43228 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

3-Methylpentane 43230 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

N-Hexane 43231 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

N-Heptane 43232 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

N-Octane 43233 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

4-Methyl-1-Pentene 43234 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

N-Nonane 43235 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

N-Decane 43238 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Cyclopentane 43242 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Isoprene 43243 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

2,2-Dimethylbutane 43244 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

1-Hexene 43245 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

2-Methyl-1-Pentene 43246 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

2,4-Dimethylpentane 43247 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Cyclohexane 43248 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

3-Methylhexane 43249 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

2,2,4-Trimethylpentane 43250 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

2,3,4-Trimethylpentane 43000 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

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# APPENDIX D: OZONE PRECURSORS (Continued)

Parameter AQS

Parameter

Code Sampling Instrument Method of Analysis AQS

Method

Code

3-Methylheptane 43102 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Alpha.-Pinene 43141 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Beta.-Pinene 43202 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Methylcyclohexane 43203 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Methylcyclopentane 43204 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

2-Methylhexane 43205 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

1-Butene 43206 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

3-Methyl-1-Butene 43212 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Cyclopentene 43214 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

2,3-Dimethylbutane 43216 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

2-Methylpentane 43217 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Trans-2-Hexene 43220 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Cis-2-Hexene 43221 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

2,3-Dimethylpentane 43224 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

N-Undecane 43226 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

2-Methylheptane 43227 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Isomers Of Ethyltoluene 43228 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

M/P Xylene 43230 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

M/P Ethyltoluene 43231 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Benzene 43232 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Toluene 43233 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Ethylbenzene 43234 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

O-Xylene 43235 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

1,3,5-Trimethylbenzene 43238 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

1,2,4-Trimethylbenzene 43242 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

N-Propylbenzene 43243 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Isopropylbenzene 43244 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

O-Ethyltoluene 43245 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

M-Ethyltoluene 43246 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

P-Ethyltoluene 43247 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

M-Diethylbenzene 45218 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

P-Diethylbenzene 45219 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

Styrene 45220 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078

1,2,3-Trimethylbenzene 45225 PerkinElmer Auto-GC-FID 078