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Air Quality Sensors: Technology and Advances
Citation:
Clements, A. Air Quality Sensors: Technology and Advances. 2020 Air Quality and Health Workshop, Vancouver, British Columbia, CANADA, February 11, 2020.
Impact/Purpose:
Growth in the popularity and use of air sensors has grown in recent years. Simultaneously, so has growth in interest and concern about air quality. As a result, more people are interested in using air sensors to make air quality measurements. This presentation seeks to give potential users more information about the current state of air sensor technology, where we see growth and change happening now and in the future, some things users should keep in mind when choosing and using air sensors, and methods users should employ to ensure the best data quality possible. This presentation will be given to a diverse audience at the 2020 Air Quality and Health Workshop sponsored by the British Columbia Lung Association (2/11/2020).
Description:
Growth in the popularity and use of air sensors has grown in recent years. Simultaneously, so has growth in interest and concern about air quality. As a result, more people are interested in using air sensors to make air quality measurements. This presentation seeks to give potential users more information about the current state of air sensor technology, where we see growth and change happening now and in the future, some things users should keep in mind when choosing and using air sensors, and methods users should employ to ensure the best data quality possible.