The event will feature research by Prof. Andrea La Nauze and colleagues that explored the effect of long-term, publicly-accessible PM2.5 data from single ground monitors on local air quality in cities across the world with little to no preexisting monitoring. This work will be of interest to a variety of groups working to reduce air pollution, especially in some of the most polluted but under-monitored regions on the planet.

Andrea La Nauze will give a presentation to be followed by a Q&A led by Christa Hasenkopf. Farah Kazi will also give an update about EPIC’s Air Quality Monitoring and Data Access work.