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During the winters of 2010 and 2011, three intensive particulate matter (PM) monitoring campaigns were undertaken in Masterton, Alexandra and Nelson, New Zealand. The goal of these campaigns was, for the first time, to identify the sources and factors contributing to elevated PM concentrations on an hourly time-scale. In each location, hourly coarse (PM₁₀-₂.₅; particles with aerodynamic diameters 2.5 μm

Air Particulate Matter in Pollluted New Zealand Urban Environments: Sources, Patterns and Transport