Measurement of odours by sensory analysis or 'olfactometry'

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Olfactometry or measurement of odours by sensory analysis is used to quantify odours. The available methods are used to measure three variables: odour concentration, odour intensity and odour annoyance. The first two variables are measured by a panel of pre-selected experts and the third relies on a local population panel. Measurement of these three variables can characterise the different odour sources of a site and compare them; it can also characterise the environment of the source of odour.

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Gouronnec, A. M., & Tomasso, V. (2000). Measurement of odours by sensory analysis or “olfactometry.” Analusis, 28(3), 188–199. https://doi.org/10.1051/analusis:2000280188

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