The ACMCC (Aerosol Chemical Monitor Calibration Center) is formed by a consortium of French laboratories : CEA, CNRS (LSCE and LaMP) and INERIS. It is based at LSCE, about 25 km South of Paris.
The aim of the infrastructure is to guarantee the quality of data from on-line aerosol chemical monitors and therefore to build capacity for high-quality in situ chemical characterisation of aerosols.
It provides a large set of independent co-located aerosol measurements for chemical, physical and optical parameters. It offers innovation opportunities through the exchange of information between manufacturers and users, the optimization of technological solutions, and the evaluation of new online aerosol chemical analyzers.
ACMCC is a reference for ACSM measurements in Europe (ACTRIS Research Infrastructure) and in France (LCSQA).
The centre is organized around different pillars and carries out activities related to research and innovation, training and labelisation, and the development of guidelines and tools. As part of its Calibration expertise, the centre regularly organizes intercomparison campaigns and workshops. Other services related to Data Management are proposed in the frame of ACSM Data valorisation.
Intercomparisons
It’s been a long and exciting week at ACMCC – Aerosol Chemical Monitor Calibration Center, where we welcomed ACSM instruments from ACTRIS stations to calibrate and assess their performance. The instrument setup was carried out on-site together with the participants.We organized hands-on training workshops for participants in collaboration with Aerodyne Research and Addair, providing practical […]
Intercomparisons
Preparations are underway to install the Aerodyne Research ACSM instruments from the French regional air quality monitoring networks (AQMNs) at the ACMCC for a new intercomparison and calibration exercise.This marks the fifth ACSM intercomparison campaign at national level in the frame of the LCSQA activities, bringing together 11 ACSMs from 7 AQMNs for a one-month […]
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