Abstract
Abstract Air pollution is one of the most serious problems for modern society. Tt has both temporal effects, on the short, medium and long term, and spatial effects, as it is mobile and can and affects large areas. The harmful action of dust and gas on human being is manifested by a wide variety of effects from olfactory problems to chronic diseases, severe poisoning and even death. This article looks at the monitoring of air quality which is useful as it provides data for the years 2006, 2008 on three major areas, urban, suburban and rural and the effects on the environment, the population's health, safety and health for outdoor workplaces. The case study was conducted by monitoring inhalable dust particles of 10 !Jm and 2.5 !Jm in the tropospheric ozone at the breathing level of a worker in public services and in urban traffic operating in the open.
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