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EarthSense is a specialist in delivering solutions that help businesses and public sector organisations understand their air quality challenges.
Our air quality platform (MyAir) is powered by two core technologies which enables customers to measure and model a variety of criteria pollutants in near real-time & at high temporal and spatial resolutions. These data insights are driven from high quality certified air quality sensors and cutting-edge air quality models and API’s which is then delivered via our air quality platform.
Our air quality platform, MyAir is the industry leading software as a service (SaaS) air quality platform of choice, providing clients with clear, data driven insights, helping them to reduce costs, inform policy decisions and improve community health.
MyAir is a web-based SaaS application where users can access modelled MappAir and measured Zephyr air quality data, view, analyse and download air quality data in an intuitive, interactive map with a range of features including complimentary MappAir data for your country, pollution forecasts and various map overlays.
The ROI we provide to our clients is reduced operating costs when compared to traditional methods of measuring and modelling air quality coupled with much higher spatial and temporal resolution datasets which means interventions can be precisely targeted, further reducing time spent gathering and processing often complex datasets.
Southampton City Council is using EarthSense’s air quality service as part of a woodburning campaign with the Environment Centre (tEC). The campaign aims to educate members of the public about the harms of burning wood to encourage them to burn better and cleaner.
The Council developed the campaign following an increase in awareness of the public health implications of exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5), and after receiving an Air Quality Grant from DEFRA.
Southampton is installing EarthSense technology, to gather localised, real-time measurements of PM2.5. EarthSense’s MappAir® technology, a near real-time, high-resolution air quality model, will provide visualisations of woodburning emissions, using advanced modelling techniques to provide a picture of PM2.5 dispersion.
Southampton Said: ‘The EarthSense platform has been able to plug this gap in our monitoring and give us the opportunity to use local data when engaging with residents to highlight how woodburning is affecting their health, encouraging them to take steps to burn less and burn better.
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