air quality monitoring networks

Air quality monitoring networks consist of strategically placed sensors that measure pollutants like dust, chemicals, and gases in the air. These sensors collect real-time data, which is sent to central systems for analysis. The network helps track pollution levels across different areas, identify sources of pollution, and assess compliance with health standards. This ongoing monitoring informs public health decisions, environmental policies, and alerts communities to potential air quality issues, ensuring better protection for people's health and the environment.