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Low-cost sensors, either electrochemical, optical or light scatter based and piezoelectric, due to low price and performance explainability are becoming more available for monitoring, studying and explaining urban air quality. This paper explores low-cost sensor technology applicability for air quality measurements in urban territory. At least two month long monitoring campaigns were conducted during summer 2018 in Riga (Latvia). For validation purposes different monitoring sites were selected in order to assess i...