Enhancing Air Quality Monitoring with IoT and Low-Cost Sensors
Many European cities have air quality below WHO recommendations. IoT technology and low-cost sensors driven by citizen science offer a cost-effective solution to monitor air pollution.
3-in-1 meeting in Turin: hackathon, plenary and open day
From February 5 to 9, the AD4GD consortium met at Turin to host 3 face-to-face coordinated events. Not to be missed!
European Green Deal Data Space for local air quality decisions
Air quality in urban environments is a matter of public health, environmental sustainability, and fortifying the resilence of our cities against the challenges of climate change. Nowadays it is commonly shared that decision-making in this regard needs to be based on...
Unlocking the Potential of Unconventional Data in Environmental Observations with Ulrike Falk from ECMWF
How is ECMWF participating in the integration of environmental satellite data with IoT and socioeconomic information whithin the context of the AD4GD project?
AD4GD pilots begin their journey with a workshop in Bonn
During the workshop, organized by Fraunhofer FIT, the most important features to be included in the pilots solutions were defined.
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