Environmental Justice (EJ)
Gain an improved understanding of real-time air quality in disadvantaged communities.
Air Quality Data Analysis
Analyze data from existing monitors in and surrounding EJ areas. Assess pollution exposure, and use new and improved data management and analysis tools to identify sources and visualize impacts.
Low-cost Sensors
Leverage low-cost sensors and other transformative technologies to collect air quality data and identify problem areas. Enable community participation in monitoring.

Fenceline Monitoring
Better understand air quality near industrial facilities.
Emission Control Strategies
Identify the most important emissions sources and evaluate cost-effective pollution control options.
Demographic, Economic, and Technology Shifts
Understand how changes in population, jobs, regulations, and technology will affect future air quality. Anticipate impacts and prioritize emission-control efforts.
Exposure Assessment
Develop a greater understanding of air pollutants in your region to assess emissions source impacts, support air quality management decisions, and protect public health.
Spatial-Temporal Exposure Model Development
Develop and apply hybrid exposure models using air quality, traffic, land-use, demographic, geophysical, satellite, and dispersion model data.
Air Quality Measurements
Facilitate installation, operation, audits, maintenance, and data management for your instrument network.
Spatial Mapping/Geostatistics
Collect, analyze, model, and communicate air quality information to better understand local pollution.
Personal Exposure Measurements
Design and execute personal measurement studies to assess pollutant exposure and time-activity in various microenvironments.