WHAT EXPLAINS THE MISSING HOURS IN THE AIR QUALITY DATA?
Published monitoring data contains null hourly readings clustered around seasonal peaks.
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Published monitoring data contains null hourly readings clustered around seasonal peaks.
Because the annual average that drives public advisories is computed from exactly the hours that are missing.
Sample Pollution Control Board · dataset · 15/8/2026
Illustrative sample record.
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regulator · 21 Aug 2026 · partially verified
A sample written reply states that some hourly gaps correspond to scheduled calibration windows and that a downtime log is maintained internally.
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regulator · 23 Aug 2026 · partially verified
Calibration windows cited; downtime log said to exist internally.
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