Barsbeek-De Veenen Station

What to Review in Air Quality at Barsbeek-De Veenen Monitoring Station: Data Recency, Source Status, and Pollutant Measured

Name: Barsbeek-De Veenen
Address: NL

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Barsbeek-De Veenen (NL10818) is listed as a regional air-monitoring station in Steenwijkerland, operated by RIVM. Interpret the observation on Barsbeek-De Veenen monitoring station through sensor type, weather context, and station. Inspect NO₂, O3, and PM10 with the exact unit, timestamp, source, and status available for each observation.

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About the Barsbeek-De Veenen Station

Barsbeek-De Veenen is a regional background air quality monitoring station in the municipality of Steenwijkerland, Netherlands. Operated by the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM), it measures nitric oxide (NO), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), ozone (O3), and particulate matter (PM10). The station supports regional air quality assessment, trend tracking, and long-range pollution analysis to inform evidence-based policy and protect public health across the surrounding rural and small-town areas.

Barsbeek-De Veenen Information

Key details about the Barsbeek-De Veenen air quality monitoring station.

Station ID

NL10818

Station Type

REGIONAL

Operating Organization

RIVM

Municipality

Steenwijkerland

Measured Components

NO2

PM10

Station Location

The Barsbeek-De Veenen station is located at the following coordinates, providing air quality data for the surrounding area.

Recent Air Quality Measurements at Barsbeek-De Veenen

View the latest air quality data collected by the Barsbeek-De Veenen station. These measurements help assess local air conditions and trends over time.

What Barsbeek-De Veenen Measures

What NO₂, ozone and fine dust actually are, where they come from, and at what concentration each one moves from good to bad on the official Dutch scale.

NO₂

Nitrogen dioxide

Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂) is a traffic-related gas that often spikes in busy urban areas. It’s a major contributor to smog and can affect both lungs and overall health.

Learn about NO2

O₃

Ozone

Ground-level ozone (O₃) is a secondary pollutant formed on sunny days from traffic and industrial gases. It irritates the lungs and damages plants, making it a key driver of summer smog.

Learn about O3

PM₁₀

Particulate matter

PM10 particles are coarse dust and soot small enough to be inhaled into the upper airways. They often come from traffic, construction, and natural sources like dust storms.

Learn about PM10

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Dutch and EU Air Quality Context

All air quality information on Luntero comes from Luchtmeetnet, the official Dutch air monitoring network operated under national and EU standards. This ensures that every measurement—whether for NO₂, PM, O₃, or the LKI index—is consistent, transparent, and comparable across the Netherlands and other European countries.

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