CONTACTS MONTELIBRETTI OFFICE
Tel Secretariat: .06.90672815/454
Fax: + 39.0690672660
Email: segreteria.direzione@iia.cnr.it
Research Area Rome-1
Via Salaria km. 29,300 Monterotondo (RM)
Headquarters of the CNR Institute on Atmospheric Pollution, the structure located within the Roma1 Research Area of Monterotondo / Montelibretti represents, with its 50 staff units (including researchers, technologists, technicians and administrators), the headquarters historian of the CNR-IIA.
Chemistry has always acted as the "core-business" of the Montelibretti headquarters, with researchers engaged in the study of air quality and atmospheric pollution in urban and industrial areas, of emerging pollutants in emissions and in ambient air, side by side over time by colleagues who are experts in atmospheric modeling and advanced sensors.
In addition to the standard and official measurement methods, the CNR-IIA activities also concern the development and validation of new methodologies to measure air quality parameters and define the sources of pollution, through automatic detection systems, sensors in remoto or sensor network. The institute also carries out evaluation of chemical processes and pollutant abatement systems.
All with the fundamental support of the laboratory structures, fundamental for the analysis and development of prototypes
Laboratories and Equipment
Radiometry laboratory
The Laboratory activities focus on the analysis of interaction phenomena between electromagnetic radiation (natural context or controlled lighting conditions) and objects. Through this type of investigation it is possible to define relationships...
Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Laboratory
The study of the Earth through the use of drones allows to obtain very accurate data of the earth's surface. The use of optical sensors (e.g. RGB, multi/hyperspectral, thermal, LIDAR) or advanced (e.g. electrochemical type) allows in fact to obtain...
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) Laboratory
The IIA-CNR has a high level of experience in the sampling and analysis of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC). Over the years, methodologies have been developed for sampling VOCs in emission and in ambient air. Multi adsorbent traps have been developed, ...
Arnaldo Liberti Observatory
The “Arnaldo Liberti” observatory is located in the Roma1 Research Area, in the municipality of Montelibretti (Rome). Since the 70s, air quality measurements have been carried out here, as well as studies on the main atmospheric pollutants and validation of ...
Accurate mass spectrometry
The Accurate Mass Spectrometry Lab is equipped with an Orbitrap GC-MS mass spectrometer. The use of the Exactive GC (Orbitrap technology), allows to perform highly sensitive analyzes on targeted and untargeted compounds, combining the robustness of one ...
Laboratory of Organic Micropollutants Emissions (MOrE)
The laboratory carries out routine analyzes on recognized pollutants using standardized methods or develops analytical methods in order to improve performance and / or simplify existing standardized methods. The need to expand new methods ...
Air Organic Micropollutants Laboratory
The Laboratory of Organic Air Micro-pollutants (MOrA) carries out the main activities aimed at the optimization and implementation of the entire analytical process necessary for the characterization and determination of the impact of organic micro-pollutants ...
Bioenergy laboratory
In the bioenergy laboratory, new processes and prototypes for the ecological transition are developed and tested. The technologies that are being studied belong to the sectors of the circular economy and the production of renewable energy, in particular ...
Laboratories for the analysis of particles dispersed in the atmosphere
This set of laboratories houses instruments used for the chemical and morphological characterization of the atmospheric particulate that is collected during studies and measurement campaigns of indoor and outdoor air quality, carried out in areas remoyou, rural, ...
Geomatics Laboratory
Geomatics (from the Greek Γη = Earth + μαθαίνω = learning + τέχνη = art; “the art of learning the Earth”) is an integrated and multidisciplinary approach, useful for studying the two-dimensional and three-dimensional distribution of the earth's surface as a function of ...