Air Monitoring
UK Based Research Improves Air Monitoring Systems
Mar 27 2015
In a partnership with the University of Leicester, Bluesky (UK) are developing a unique airborne air quality mapper (AQM), which will record the levels of NO2 over an entire city in a matter of hours on a 20m by 20m basis. The project also aims to integrate the airborne data with ground based in-situ sensors, to give a calibrated picture of the NO2 at a given point in time. This will allow councils and other stakeholders to monitor and benchmark pollution levels at regular intervals.
The latest stage in the research into air pollution modelling is designed to improve the way the monitoring systems work together in order to measure pollution levels as well as looking at vertical mixing ratios of air in cities and the potential impact of buildings and trees.
To find out more, visit Bluesky at AQE 2015, stand 26.
Digital Edition
IET 34.2 March 2024
April 2024
Gas Detection - Biogas batch fermentation system for laboratory use with automatic gas analysis in real time Water/Wastewater - Upcycling sensors for sustainable nature management - Prist...
View all digital editions
Events
May 20 2024 Columbus, OH, USA
May 21 2024 Lagos, Nigeria
May 23 2024 Beijing, China
May 23 2024 Beijing, China
May 29 2024 Beijing, China