Applications
The Air Quality Lab (AQL) has been involved in a variety of measurement campaigns ranging from mobile monitoring of air pollution along roads to exposure of commuters in buses, trains, bicycles and babies in prams.
Mobile measurements of air pollution exposure of babies in prams Source: Environmental Pollution, 2017, 224, pp 407–420
Mobile measurements of air pollution in Guildford from cars Source: Atmospheric Environment, 2015, 107, pp 374–390
Mobile measurements of air pollution exposure of commuters in London Source: Environment International, 2017, 101, pp 143–157
Low cost air pollution sensors
We are also involved in the testing and applications of low-cost air pollution sensors (such as the smart citizen kit) with the aim to formulate guidelines for end-users outlining the challenges, best practices, and future outlook for deploying them.
The Smart Citizen Kit
AQMesh sensor pod
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The group also utilises sophisticated air pollution modelling techniques such as computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and geo-visualization tools for extracting spatio-temporal variations of air pollutants in different urban environments.
Spatial distribution of the IMD (Index of Multiple Deprivation) in Greater London, 2015 Source: Environment International, 2017, 101, pp 143–157
Size-resolved particle number concentrations close to a busy roadside in Kuwait Source: Environmental Science & Technology, 2014, 48 (23), pp 13634–13643