The AQMesh air quality monitor is neat, compact and easy install within just a few minutes and experienced technical staff are not required.
Environmental consultants, academic research and health and safety
Consultancies and research facilities are working with partners throughout the world to provide air quality monitoring and management services. Using air quality monitors can help organisations measure, assess and manage the impact of air pollution from their projects or operation, ranging from planning applications for new building works, traffic system optimisation, employee health & safety, transport hubs and industrial plants.
AQMesh has been used by a number of ambient air quality experts, environmental consultants and academics in a range of studies to provide reliable, repeatable and accurate data, which can be used as evidence to support mitigation strategies and risk assessments, as well as used in modelling to provide advice on which policies can be made.
Related benefits
With AQMesh outdoor air quality monitors, meaningful correction of cross-gas effects and interference from environmental conditions is consistently delivered through proven and traceable processing.
The carefully developed data processing algorithms used by AQMesh outdoor air quality monitors are fully traceable and fixed by version number, and, unlike other systems, have been achieved with no use of machine learning or artificial intelligence.
Development through extensive global co-location comparison trials in all seasons across each continent means AQMesh air quality monitoring systems can operate in the wides possible range of environments and conditions.
With wireless communications using the global mobile network and a choice of power options, including batteries, mains supply or a bespoke solar pack, AQMesh air quality monitors can be installed in almost any location.
Whilst some manufacturers use a calculation to give an NO2 reading, the AQMesh air quality monitoring system uses a unique O3-filtered NO2 sensor for accurate, direct measurement of NO2.
Related articles & case studies
AQMesh is currently in use in Nicaragua, monitoring air quality in communities living near Masaya volcano. The six AQMesh pods have been used to show variations in volcanogenic SO2 and PM levels at different times and at different locations across the area.
Leading small sensor air quality monitor, AQMesh, has recently been shown to work alongside passive samplers and air quality models, as well as complementing reference station networks.
The emergence of sensors capable of measuring the gases and particles that make up air pollution, especially in cities and industrial areas, has driven many academic studies which evaluate the sensors and compare performance against reference methodology.
Three AQMesh pods have been monitoring air quality in Kenya as part of a study to measure the impact of using biogas as an alternative cooking fuel.
Oxford City Council has been managing two AQMesh pods, supplied by Air Monitors Ltd, in order to monitor the impact the new Westgate centre is having on local air quality.
Recent co-location comparison trials against certified reference equipment continue to prove AQMesh performance and reliability for localised air quality monitoring.
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