An outdoor air quality monitoring network for Greater Baltimore, working with citizen scientists, communities, scientists, and engineers to monitor our air.
Looking for a summer science project? @MZDonahue shows how #CitizenScience efforts like @BmoreOpenAir support #environment work by citizens like @lbamm https://t.co/INybsH4bFO via @PCMag
What's next for our project? We've started a company to continue providing affordable environmental monitoring. Read why at https://t.co/dHoSkKifSd and follow our journey over at @TropoTweets
We're planning network updates next week. Are you a site host who didn't respond to our scheduling email? If so, get in touch & we'll see you soon!
"The reduction of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) pollution in China would, on average, cause about 20,000 fewer deaths/year in 2030."- from The Paris Agreement could save lives in China, via @TheLancetPlanet https://t.co/n97uCKKbRq
RT @DataSmartCities "There are a number of ways cities can use environmental data to drive change. See how @GreenovateBos, @BmoreOpenAir, and @austintexasgov have inspired sustainability in unique ways @chrisrbousquet" https://t.co/T4vhdXmPoV
"Residents of a city like Memphis... are exposed to more pollution than those living in a city like Tampa, Fla., which is less racially divided." Segregation and pollution by @KendraWrites https://t.co/XgVpoUHMK7
There are a number of ways cities can use environmental data to drive change. See how @GreenovateBos, @BmoreOpenAir, and @austintexasgov have inspired sustainability in unique ways @chrisrbousquet https://t.co/0PumtLkqvU
A snapshot of raw, unprocessed #airquality data from our @MrTrashWheel site. We're getting noise on some sensors, but are within reasonable ranges. Next step- data cleaning & calibration!