The Enhanced Air Sensor Guidebook¶
Clements, A., Duvall, Greene, & Dye, T. (2022). The Enhanced Air Sensor Guidebook.
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Mechanisms¶
- Remote Sensor Proxy Network
- Low-cost sensor networks — community air-quality meshes, for example — extend this reach dramatically, but only if calibrated against reference-grade instruments, because uncalibrated cheap sensors drift.
This sourceU.S. Environmental Protection Agency, EPA/600/R-22/213. (2022). Explains that lower-cost air sensors can extend community and spatial monitoring, while collocation and periodic evaluation against reference measurements help detect drift and maintain data quality.
- Low-cost sensor networks — community air-quality meshes, for example — extend this reach dramatically, but only if calibrated against reference-grade instruments, because uncalibrated cheap sensors drift.
- Temporary Sensor Deployment
- Low-cost sensors compound this: they drift out of calibration and can report exceedances that are instrument artifacts.
This sourceExplains that low-cost sensors can drift over time and produce false high readings or spikes from device or logging errors.
- Low-cost sensors compound this: they drift out of calibration and can report exceedances that are instrument artifacts.
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