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This interactive map visualizes black carbon (BlCa) concentrations (ng/m³) measured from mobile sampling Run 1 in Sechelt, BC, January 11, 2025, from 21:29:45 to 22:59:45. The dataset was processed using rolling 30-second averages of BC6 measurements to smooth fluctuations. The spatial interpolation was performed using Inverse Distance Weighting (IDW) to estimate BC concentrations across the region. The colour gradient represents BlCa concentration percentiles derived from data collected across all six runs in Sechelt for this study, rather than being based solely on the data from this specific run: Light blue (0–60%): 18.01–235.66 ng/m³ (lowest concentrations) Light yellow (60–70%): 235.66–275.27 ng/m³ Light orange (70–80%): 275.27–341.78 ng/m³ Orange(80–90%): 341.78–467.41 ng/m³ Light red (90–92.5%): 467.41–526.28 ng/m³ Red (92.5–95%): 526.28–587.95 ng/m³ Dark red (95–97.5%): 587.95–750.04 ng/m³ Dark brown (97.5–99%): 750.04–1118.71 ng/m³ Bright purple (99–100%): 1118.71–7691.33 ng/m³ (highest concentrations) Red polylines indicate the mobile sampling route. The base map is provided by OpenStreetMap, and visualization was implemented using Leaflet in R.

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This interactive map visualizes black carbon (BlCa) concentrations (ng/m³) measured during six data collection runs in Sechelt, BC in January 2025. The dataset was processed using rolling 30-second averages of BC6 measurements to smooth fluctuations. The spatial interpolation was performed using Inverse Distance Weighting (IDW) to estimate BC concentrations across the region. The colour gradient represents different concentration percentiles: - Light blue (0–70% of the data from the entire data set across 6 runs): Lowest BC concentrations (18.01–275.27 ng/m³). - Yellow (70–80% of the data from the entire data set): Moderate concentrations (275.27–341.78 ng/m³). - Orange (80–90%): Higher concentrations (341.78–467.41 ng/m³). - Red (90–95%): Elevated concentrations (467.41–587.95 ng/m³). - Purple (95–100%): Highest BC concentrations (587.95–7691.33 ng/m³). The base map is provided by OpenStreetMap, and the visualization was implemented using Leaflet in R. This map does not present the sampling routes for clarity of the hot spots.