Hourly fine-dust and NO₂ readings from 12 named sensors across the city, compared with WHO's guideline levels.
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TNO's regional sensor network reads fine dust and nitrogen dioxide at twelve fixed points across Eindhoven, every hour. Three of them also measure ultrafine particles — the pollutant behind the recurring argument about the airport's health effect, which no forecast model reports at all.
Why ultrafine particles are on this page
No reading
Measures ultrafine particles.
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Measures ultrafine particles.
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No reading
By the station and a busy through-road.
No reading
On the road to Eindhoven Airport — measures ultrafine particles.
No reading
No reading
Through-road past the city's longest pub street.
No reading
No reading
No reading
No reading
No reading
What "above guideline" means here
These are TNO's own regional sensor readings, not a certified reference-grade station, and each figure is one hour rather than a daily average. Compared against WHO's 2021 guideline levels for context, not against any official Dutch legal limit.