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Urban street dusts have been monitored monthly for one year (May 2000 to April\ud2001), their magnetic properties measured and their multivariate relationships\udmodelled by Simultaneous R- and Q-mode Factor Analysis, so as to differentiate\uddusts from three urban roads (two in Wolverhampton and one in Dudley) in the\udWest Midlands (U.K.). Results show the street dusts contain a large range of\udmagnetic concentrations, magnetic mineralogy and magnetic domain sizes,\udwhich has enabled significant differences (p < 0.001) to be identified between\udindividual roads. Whilst soil is proposed as a notable provenance for the dust,\udmagnetic values in this study are much higher than those previously reported for\udtopsoils and thus, indicate the influence of other sources, such as anthropogenic\udpollutants. This indicates the potential of magnetic methodologies as a valuable\udmeans of contributing to local and national road pollution monitoring schemes.\udFurthermore, Factor Analysis aided the interpretation of dust variations and\udsimplified the inter-relationships between magnetic parameters, which highlights\udits potential for classifying and discriminating urban street dust sources

Environmental magnetism: measuring, monitoring and modelling urban street dust pollution