M. Herranz, R. Idoeta, K. Amgarou, Frédéric Aspe, Csilla Csöme, S. Boden, M. Crozet
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Abstract
Within the INSIDER project, the WP5 (in situ measurements) has been tasked with analysing the existing systems and methodologies for carrying out these types of measurements in constrained environments, aiming to classify and categorise these environments. An additional task is to organise the participation in in situ intercomparison exercises in real situations, defining the most suitable equipment to carry these out. This paper presents the activities of the WP5 and a summary of the main results obtained in these activities after the first two years of work.