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Air monitoring study to understand drivers of indoor air quality during wildfire smoke events
Citation:
Coefield, S., B. Schmidt, A. Holder, H. Vreeland, AND G. Hagler. Air monitoring study to understand drivers of indoor air quality during wildfire smoke events. Presentation to University of Montana, Missoula, MT, April 19, 2021.
Impact/Purpose:
The purpose of this presentation is to communicate the preliminary results of 2019 and 2020 field measurements inside and outside of buildings in Missoula, MT. The audience will primarily be local to Missoula, including university staff and students at the University of Montana.
Description:
This presentations describes indoor and outdoor continuous measurement of PM2.5 using a sensor network in Missoula, MT, for the purpose of understanding indoor air quality during typical conditions and wildfire smoke events. The presentation also briefly discusses a partner site in Hoopa, CA that utilized the same measurement strategy. Other related activities - the indoor air cleaning Challenge and ASHRAE guidance - are also noted in this talk.