Learn more about air quality and its impact from our scientists and experts
Learn more about air quality and its impact from our scientists and experts
Air Quality 101
What are global air quality standards?
The WHO standard for PM2.5 is 10 mg/m3 annual average and 25 mg/m3 24-hour average.
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How nafas gathers air quality data
The Airly PM2.5 sensor was designed and manufactured in the European Union. Built from stainless steel, the sensor was specifically built to be installed in outdoor locations to measure the various pollutants that make up the air that we breathe.
How Air Pollution Reduces Life Expectancy - The Air Quality Life Index
The Air Quality Life Index was developed by EPIC, the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago as a way to prove to us that air pollution is the world’s leading threat to life expectancy.
August Air Quality
Key takeaways and trends from the air quality data we collected from 46 locations across 10 regions in the Greater Jakarta Area. The average air quality in August was 153, unhealthy and the WHO standards were not met for any sensor, any day.
Air Quality in The Greater Jakarta Area Improves During PSBB: 5 Key Takeaways from 48 Ground Sensors
Unprecedented air pollution reductions were made earlier this year when the world went into strict COVID-19 lockdown. During this time, the PM2.5 levels in New Delhi were slashed by 60%, Seoul by 54% and Wuhan by 44%. Global media reported unfamiliar blue skies in the world’s most polluted cities, including in Jakarta.
November 2020: Jabodetabek Air Quality Report
The air quality in November is relatively good compared to previous months.