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Airly for Science & Research
Pushing the knowledge forward
Our rich database is a desirable and valuable source of knowledge for scientists and university researchers.
Get the big picture
Airly has been systematically aggregating air quality data for several years, recording air quality measurements every few minutes from over 4,000 own sensors. This precision makes Airly a unique and brilliantly accurate source of information about what people breathe.
Going further
The flexible nature of our solutions means that our sensors can reach places where air quality measurements have not previously been taken. This gives science an unprecedented opportunity to analyze air in unique and unstudied locations.
Custom data at your service
Our customer panel gathers the historic results from every active device. Allowing us to prepare customised reports including detailed measurements of specific pollutants and weather conditions, within a selected time range and location.
Benefits:
A wide range of data recorded continuously over the past few years
Ability to generate specific reports
Air quality data from places where measurements were not previously available
Unbiased data
Possibility of installing your own sensors
Data from a broad network of sensors recording continuously
Historic data, including detailed breakdown of readings
Possible use cases:
Medical research analysing the impact of air pollution on cardiovascular and respiratory diseases
Air quality analysis to plan optimal road traffic
Research on the long-term health impact on people in areas suffering from smog
Quality analysis in extreme conditions, reaching places where measurements have not been carried out before
Air quality analysis for industrial companies