Introduction
Air quality monitoring systems are essential across sectors. In urban areas, they help plan traffic and reduce smog. In industries, they ensure emissions stay within limits. In research, they provide data for studying pollution’s effects on health and climate.
From airport pollution checks to school air safety programs, these systems are becoming central to environmental management.
Advantages
– Multi-sector use: Beneficial for cities, industries, and research.
– Better decision-making: Data-driven planning improves outcomes.
– Transparency: Public access to data builds trust.
Disadvantages
– Data underutilization: Without analysis, the potential is lost.
– Funding dependency: Long-term monitoring needs consistent investment.
Uses in Environment & Daily Life
– Traffic emission reduction plans.
– Industrial pollution checks.
– Air quality alerts for vulnerable populations.
– School awareness programs.