Community-Based Air Quality Monitoring: The State of the Technology and Experiences in the Field

Community-Based Air Quality Monitoring: The State of the Technology and Experiences in the Field

Members & Staff Are Invited to a Box-Lunch Briefing on Air Quality Monitoring

California’s year-round fire season and pollution hot spots in low-income and disadvantaged communities have underscored the importance of community-based, neighborhood-to-neighborhood air-quality monitoring.
When: Noon to 1:30 p.m., Thursday, February 21, State Capitol, Room 317
Presented by: Coalition for Clean Air and TD Environmental Services
Box Lunch Provided

Topics covered include:

  • Low-cost sensors: Types, technology, costs, accuracy, reliability, and uses
  • Experiences in the field using low-cost air quality sensors in California’s EJ communities
  • Policy implications of low-cost air quality monitoring
  • Next steps: The future of community-based air quality monitoring

Speakers include Dr. Joseph Lyou, President & CEO, Coalition for Clean Air, Dr. Victor Polanco,
Air Quality Monitoring Program Manager, Coalition for Clean Air, and Tim Dye, Principal,
TD Environmental Services.

Please RSVP to Rocky Rushing at rocky@ccair.org or (916) 527-8050.