Case studies
Lake Macquarie City Council have been experimenting with smart low-cost air quality sensing since 2018. For OPENAIR, Council wanted to do something a bit different.
In response to community health concerns, Muswellbrook Shire Council installed a network of smart low-cost air quality monitors to measure particulate pollution up and downwind of the town...
A documentary on the OPENAIR project shows how it has revolutionised air quality monitoring and empowered local governments to take action on this pressing issue.
Three NSW Councils have described the unique ways that the OPENAIR project is helping their communities. The primary aim of OPENAIR is to develop best practice methodology and supporting...
The Lake Macquarie City Council has started running air quality sensor workshops for members of their community. FabLab/Smart Cities Lead at Lake Macquarie Council, Claire Chaikin-Bryan...
The project was launched in January 2022 with the primary aim of developing best practice methodology and supporting resources to help councils use low-cost sensors to address the variety of...
Muswellbrook Shire Council will join 12 other local councils in a university-led research program launched today exploring the best ways to combat air quality issues.
Localised air quality monitoring can help local governments create healthier communities. In Australia, poor air quality is a significant cause of health problems and premature death, and...
