Question
he population of a city is growing. City officials want to monitor air quality to minimize negative impacts from the increased population.
Which ,begin emphasis,three,end emphasis, procedures should the city use for the air quality monitoring system?
Answer options with 5 options
A.
Install sensors in a variety of locations around the city.
B.
Compare collected data to long-term baseline levels of key pollutants.
C.
Collect data systematically at the same times of day and from the same locations.
D.
Collect data only during times that people are most likely to participate in outdoor activities.
E.
Use sensors that start recording data when air pollutant concentrations rise above healthy levels.
Which ,begin emphasis,three,end emphasis, procedures should the city use for the air quality monitoring system?
Answer options with 5 options
A.
Install sensors in a variety of locations around the city.
B.
Compare collected data to long-term baseline levels of key pollutants.
C.
Collect data systematically at the same times of day and from the same locations.
D.
Collect data only during times that people are most likely to participate in outdoor activities.
E.
Use sensors that start recording data when air pollutant concentrations rise above healthy levels.
Answers
Answer
pick three
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To effectively monitor air quality in response to a growing population, the city should consider the following three procedures:
A. Install sensors in a variety of locations around the city.
B. Compare collected data to long-term baseline levels of key pollutants.
C. Collect data systematically at the same times of day and from the same locations.
These options ensure comprehensive coverage, consistency, and context for understanding the air quality changes over time. Options D and E would not provide a holistic view of air quality monitoring.
A. Install sensors in a variety of locations around the city.
B. Compare collected data to long-term baseline levels of key pollutants.
C. Collect data systematically at the same times of day and from the same locations.
These options ensure comprehensive coverage, consistency, and context for understanding the air quality changes over time. Options D and E would not provide a holistic view of air quality monitoring.