OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Aerobiologia is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-05-01 to 2024-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Bioaerosols in the landfill environment: an overview of microbial diversity and potential health hazards	33
On the measurement uncertainty of Hirst-type volumetric pollen and spore samplers	22
Automatic detection of airborne pollen: an overview	21
The EUMETNET AutoPollen programme: establishing a prototype automatic pollen monitoring network in Europe	21
Fungi in the indoor air of critical hospital areas: a review	21
A first evaluation of multiple automatic pollen monitors run in parallel	17
Allergenic fungal spores in the air of urban parks	16
Airborne sub-pollen particles from rupturing giant ragweed pollen	16
Seasonal variation and size distribution in the airborne indoor microbial concentration of residential houses in Delhi and its impact on health	14
A systematic review of threshold values of pollen concentrations for symptoms of allergy	13
‘Pollen potency’: the relationship between atmospheric pollen counts and allergen exposure	12
Assessment of indoor air quality in geriatric environments of southwestern Europe	12
First phenological and aerobiological assessment of olive orchards at the Northern limit of the Mediterranean bioclimatic area	10
Air pollutants NO2- and O3-induced Dactylis glomerata L. pollen oxidative defences and enhanced its allergenic potential	10
Standardising pollen monitoring: quantifying confidence intervals for measurements of airborne pollen concentration	10
Unusually high birch (Betula spp.) pollen concentrations in Poland in 2016 related to long-range transport (LRT) and the regional pollen occurrence	10
Diversity and spatial–temporal distribution of airborne fungi at the world culture heritage site Maijishan Grottoes in China	10
Biodiversity of Fungi in the photic and aphotic zones of Montenegro caves	9
Airborne fungal spore concentration in an industrial township: distribution and relation with meteorological parameters	9
Efficiency of bioaerosol samplers: a comparison study	9
The late flowering of invasive species contributes to the increase of Artemisia allergenic pollen in autumn: an analysis of 25 years of aerobiological data (1995–2019) in Trentino-Alto Adige (Northern	9
Airborne fungal spore monitoring: between analyst proficiency testing	9
Pollen calendars and regional gradients as information tools in the Extremadura pollen monitoring network (SW Spain)	8
Forecasting Betula and Poaceae airborne pollen concentrations on a 3-hourly resolution in Augsburg, Germany: toward automatically generated, real-time predictions	8
Meteorological factors driving airborne grass pollen concentration in central Iberian Peninsula	8

Effect of selected sampling media, flow rate, and time on the sampling efficiency of a liquid impinger packed with glass beads for the collection of airborne viruses	8
Quantitative and qualitative assessment of microbial aerosols in different indoor environments of a dental school clinic	8
Spatial distribution of fungi from the analysis of aerobiological data with a gamma function	8
Microbiological air quality in pharmacies and an antibiotic resistance profile of staphylococci species	8
COVID-19 lockdown: a boon in boosting the air quality of major Indian Metropolitan Cities	8
Towards standardisation of automatic pollen and fungal spore monitoring: best practises and guidelines	8
Spatiotemporal variation of ambient bioaerosols in a large and industrialized metropolis of Iran and their association with PM2.5 and meteorological factors	7
Threshold values of grass pollen (Poaceae) concentrations and increase in emergency department visits, hospital admissions, drug consumption and allergic symptoms in patients with allergic rhinitis: a	7
Assessment of fungal aerosols in a public library with natural ventilation	6
Automatic real-time monitoring of fungal spores: the case of Alternaria spp.	6
Live pine pollen in rainwater: reconstructing its long-range transport	6
Community structure of environmental microorganisms associated with COVID-19 affected patients	6
Airborne fungal phytopathological spore assessment in three European vineyards from different bioclimatic areas	6
Disinfection efficiency of hospital infectious disease wards with chlorine dioxide and hypochlorous acid	6
Seasonal bioaerosol load and statistical analysis within different microenvironments of an academic institute situated in the Indo-Gangetic Plain	5
Metagenomic characterisation of bioaerosols during the dry season in Mexico City	5
Microbial characteristics of culturable fungi and bacteria in aerosol particles of a coastal region	5
Estimating the allergenic potential of urban green areas in the city of Madrid (Spain)	5
Trends in pollen season characteristics of Alnus, Poaceae and Artemisia allergenic taxa in Bratislava, central Europe	5
Spore dispersal patterns of the ascomycete fungus Ramularia collo-cygni and their influence on disease epidemics	5
Danger of exposure to keratinophilic fungi and other dermatophytes in recreational place in the northeast region of India	5
Aspergillus and Penicillium spores as urban pathogens of the Havana atmosphere, Cuba	5
Stochastic flowering phenology in Dactylis glomerata populations described by Markov chain modelling	5
Assessing allergenicity of urban parks: a case study from Aydin, Turkey	5
Seasonal effects in endotoxin concentration at different sections of a sewage treatment plant, Delhi	5