Abstract
This thesis is a quantitative analysis of the spatial and temporal variability as well as trends of the particulate matter concentrations in the ambient urban air. The outcome provided a clear understanding on how the different metrics (particle number, particle mass and oxidative potential) were affected by mitigation measures and other important drivers such as emission sources and meteorological factors.
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