Webinar Series

Presented By: Orly Stampfer, University of Washington

Presented By: Peter Pedersen, University of Cambridge

Hosted By: Adrian Dybwad, Founder

Summary: Have your technical questions about air quality monitors and networks answered by Adrian Dybwad. Whether you're new to air sensors or you're running a network in your community, Adrian can offer advice and support of your efforts.

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Presented By: Harold Rickenbacker, Environmental Defense Fund

Summary: Lower cost air quality sensors are redefining the power of comprehensive spatial-temporal data. But while technology is advancing and creating new hyperlocal insights, cities are struggling to turn that data into local solutions that clean the air and improve local health.

Presented By: Angela Eaton, Safecast

Summary: Safecast believes that people make better health and living decisions when individuals self-generate and publicly share environmental data. As a community-contributed data platform, Safecast emphasizes raw data, transparent collection, air quality standards that allow data sets to be used in combination, and free data access to provide the greatest relevance to communities and individuals. 

Presented by: Graeme Carvlin, Puget Sound Clean Air Agency

Summary: At the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency, one of our main goals is to characterize and communicate air quality with the active participation of the public. Lower cost air sensors are now a large part of that discussion and we are interested in communicating their benefits, drawbacks, and how to use them to get meaningful data.