Clarity’s customers around the world use our sensing-as-a-service air quality monitoring solution to eliminate blind spots and protect the health of their communities.
Request a DemoClarity’s air pollution monitoring solution is designed to complement existing government infrastructure. We work with you to design a robust air quality monitoring network that is validated for data accuracy and precision.
If your department or agency is looking to explore indicative monitoring technologies, please reach out to learn more about conducting an initial colocation study.
Get in TouchOne of the first and largest of its kind, Clarity’s 180-sensor air quality monitoring network in Paris kicked off in the summer of 2020 with the City of Paris, Bloomberg Philanthropies, and AirParif. The data from this innovative network are being used to see how a new model of distributed air quality monitoring can be used to support environmental control efforts by governments.
Learn MoreGet in TouchClarity uses NowCast AQI calculation methods that comply with regulation standards to give you the most accurate and relevant air quality measurement during peak pollution events.
The difficult decision to inform sensitive populations, provide personal protective equipment, or scale back hours shouldn’t be made based on inaccurate data. Optimize your employee safety efforts by making decisions that are informed by localized air pollution monitoring.
Wildfires cause temporary spikes in air pollution, creating health risks for sensitive populations. When it comes to making informed decisions around communities, employees, and first responders, air quality data and accurate PM measurement when and where you need it is key.
Air pollution monitoring should be accessible to whoever needs it. Clarity supports community groups and researchers with the technology and expertise necessary to deploy citizen monitoring networks representative of the air people are breathing:
As part of the California Air Resources Board (CARB) AB617 Community Air Monitoring Program, Clarity deployed a 50-sensor network in Richmond, California with Groundwork Richmond and Ramboll SHAIR. The network is used to evaluate pollution sources and hotspots in the industrial city, as well as engage community members in environmental education.
As part of the California Air Resources Board (CARB) AB617 Community Air Monitoring Program, Clarity deployed a network in San Francisco, California with Brightline Defense. The sensors are installed near the city’s SRO hotels to monitor how air pollution may be disproportionately affecting low-income communities.