4 ms·
sensor.community is probably the larger CO2 map, as it currently has 12,236 active sensors compared to Airgradient's 500 sensors [1]. They also offer instructio
by mfrankpb 2y ago
sensor.community is probably the larger CO2 map, as it currently has 12,236 active sensors compared to Airgradient's 500 sensors [1]. They also offer instructions for the construction of sensor kits or the purchase of pre-assembled units. The CCC has an interesting presentation about its mission and approach [2].
How do you differentiate yourself from sensor.community?
/edit: My mistake: sensor.community focuses on PM2.5 µg/m³ while you provide CO2 information. Please excuse my mistake.
[1] https://sensor.community/en/ https://sensor.community/en/
[2] https://media.ccc.de/v/mch2022-213-sensor-community-global-open-environmental-data-platform https://media.ccc.de/v/mch2022-213-sensor-community-global-o...
- ahaucnx 2y agoYes. There are many PM maps with a lot more monitors like PurpleAir map but I don't know any for CO2 comparable to what we launched.
- t-writescode 2y agoI do notice that that website has __fantastic__ coverage of Germany and parts of Europe, but almost nothing in the US. I suppose things like this are very region-specific.