Citizen Science Used to Map Community Air Quality
Mapping for Change has supported many communities across London to measure and map local air quality. A ‘citizen science’ approach has meant local residents in over 30 locations have been able to collect data, then see the real results of their monitoring activities. Find out more at http://mappingforchange.org.uk
AirCasting is an open-source, end-to-end solution for collecting, displaying, and sharing health and environmental data using your smartphone.
AirCasting is a platform for recording, mapping, and sharing health and environmental data using your smartphone. Each AirCasting session lets you capture real-world measurements, annotate the data to tell your story, and share it via the CrowdMap.
Find out more at http://aircasting.org/
The senseBox is a do-it-yourself kit for stationary and mobile sensor stations – a citizen science toolkit for anyone.
With the senseBox citizens and schools to environmental data on climate, air quality, traffic, noise and more measured and thus contribute to more accurate statements about local environmental phenomena.
Find out more at http://www.sensebox.de
A community-led air quality sensing network that gives people a way to participate in the conversation about air quality.
The Air Quality Egg is a sensor system designed to allow anyone to collect very high resolution readings of NO2 and CO concentrations outside of their home. These two gases are the most indicative elements related to urban air pollution that are sense-able by inexpensive, DIY sensors.
Find out more at http://airqualityegg.com
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