LMS-AQ: The integrated network
of Low-Mid-Supersite nodes for AQ monitoring
Provides: – Near real-time monitoring of urban air quality (AQ), using Low- and Mid-cost AQ monitoring systems and reference-grade instruments at a Supersite – Urban AQ network densification/gap-filling – Spatially representative outdoor exposure assessment – Seamless AQ information to the public through web/smartphone IT – Streamlined information to AQ stakeholders, to support decision-making |
Makes use of: In-situ monitoring, smart sensors.
Smart features: – AQ data collection with high temporal and spatial resolution using latest sensor technology – Exploitation of IoT to reduce entry and running costs of spatially dense monitoring – Automated calibration and cross-validation using reference instruments – Data processing and integration providing tailor-made AQ indices – Dissemination through web portal and smartphone app – Geospatial visualization exploiting GIS capacities |
Read more: http://apcg.meteo.noa.gr/index.php/infrastructure/innovative-sensors
Contact Information: Evangelos Gerasopoulos ([email protected])
SMURBS cities: Athens (Greece)