Why Air Quality Researcher Requires AirSENCE?
Air quality research has come a long way in the past 50 years but in the last decade, there have been significant and remarkable technological developments.
Air quality research institutes working on various applications like determining the sources and compositions of air pollution, conducting exposure assessments, improving monitoring capabilities and supporting public health research.
Air quality researchers are conducting comprehensive research to study the sources of air pollutants, the release of pollutants into the air and their exposure to humans and the planet as a whole. This allows the formulation of more efficient and purposive air quality management solutions.
Why choose AirSENCE?
AirSENCE’s unique features include: low-cost compact, lightweight, durable, easy to install in all types of climates, highly accurate data, easy to operate and maintain. Real-time data can also be accessible on any smart devices anytime. These all make AirSENCE the best tool for modern air quality research. Researchers worldwide are developing, evaluating, and applying various monitoring capabilities to better characterize source emissions, air quality, and human exposures to a vast array of air pollutants.
AirSENCE, a comprehensive caaqMMS with all relevant gas, particulate, and weather sensors provide a powerful tool for researchers to carry out short and long term studies at multiple locations. Features like small footprint, lightweight, easy portability, installation in all types of climates, accurate data, easy operation, low maintenance and data accessibility on a smartphone make AirSENCE the best tool for modern air quality research.
Every AirSENCE device is calibrated using the factual procedure of reference collocation at calibration before shipment, has minimal maintenance protocols and does not require routine replacements of consumables.
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