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12 CURRENT	bhamster	November 09, 2021 18:14 \| about 3 years ago Choosing Sensors Often the first step is to look for a sensor for what you're hoping to measure. In the community posts below, we're collecting info on different kinds of air quality sensors, and their: cost sensitivity/accuracy links and documentation Can you afford a sensor? Can it detect what you're looking for? Where can you learn more about it? Posts about choosing and evaluating an air sensor [notes:grid:air-sensor-eval] Expected ranges and useful detection limits for pollutants of interest This table from an EPA Air Quality Monitoring and Community Science webinar lists the six criteria air pollutants and a couple additional pollutants, with background levels you might see in the environment in the “Range to Expect” column and useful detection limits for sensors. Wikis about air sensors [wikis:air-sensors] Air sensor projects Public Lab pages and posts tagged `air-sensor-projects` will appear here [nodes:air-sensor-projects] Questions [questions:air-sensors] Further reading and resources Environmental consultant Tim Dye’s “4 questions to ask before buying an air quality sensor” neatly summarizes what to consider when choosing an air sensor. Snuffle.org: lots of information on low-cost sensors for various air pollutants. Air Quality Sensor Performance Evaluation Center (AQ-SPEC): from the South Coast Air Quality Management District, this program tests and evaluates air sensors “in the field, under ambient conditions, and in the laboratory under controlled environmental conditions.” Air Sensor Toolbox: from the US Environmental Protection Agency, this toolbox includes guidance on how to use air sensors and their data, plus information on sensor performance and evaluation results.	Revert
11	bhamster	December 10, 2020 23:37 \| about 4 years ago Choosing Sensors Often the first step is to look for a sensor for what you're hoping to measure. In the community posts below, we're collecting info on different kinds of air quality sensors, and their: cost sensitivity/accuracy links and documentation Can you afford a sensor? Can it detect what you're looking for? Where can you learn more about it? Posts about choosing and evaluating an air sensor [notes:grid:air-sensor-eval] Expected ranges and useful detection limits for pollutants of interest This table from an EPA Air Quality Monitoring and Community Science webinar lists the six criteria air pollutants and a couple additional pollutants, with background levels you might see in the environment in the “Range to Expect” column and useful detection limits for sensors. Wikis about air sensors [wikis:air-sensors] Air sensor projects Public Lab pages and posts tagged `air-sensor-projects` will appear here [nodes:air-sensor-projects] Questions [questions:air-sensors] Further reading and resources Environmental consultant Tim Dye’s “4 questions to ask before buying an air quality sensor” neatly summarizes what to consider when choosing an air sensor. Snuffle.org: lots of information on low-cost sensors for various air pollutants. Air Quality Sensor Performance Evaluation Center (AQ-SPEC): from the South Coast Air Quality Management District, this program tests and evaluates air sensors “in the field, under ambient conditions, and in the laboratory under controlled environmental conditions.” Air Sensor Toolbox: from the US Environmental Protection Agency, this toolbox includes guidance on how to use air sensors and their data, plus information on sensor performance and evaluation results.	Revert
10	warren	October 24, 2018 20:02 \| about 6 years ago Choosing Sensors Often the first step is to look for a sensor for what you're hoping to measure. Below we're collecting info on different kinds of water quality sensors, and their: cost sensitivity/accuracy links and documentation Can you afford a sensor? Can it detect what you're looking for? Where can you learn more about it? Read more about choosing a sensor Air sensor projects [wikis:air-sensors] [notes:air-sensor-projects] Questions [questions:air-sensors]	Revert
9	warren	March 28, 2018 22:12 \| over 6 years ago Choosing Sensors Often the first step is to look for a sensor for what you're hoping to measure. Below we're collecting info on different kinds of water quality sensors, and their: cost sensitivity/accuracy links and documentation Can you afford a sensor? Can it detect what you're looking for? Where can you learn more about it? Read more about choosing a sensor Air sensor projects [wikis:air-sensors] Questions [questions:air-sensors]	Revert
8	warren	March 28, 2018 22:12 \| over 6 years ago Choosing Sensors Often the first step is to look for a sensor for what you're hoping to measure. Below we're collecting info on different kinds of water quality sensors, and their: cost sensitivity/accuracy links and documentation Can you afford a sensor? Can it detect what you're looking for? Where can you learn more about it? Read more about choosing a sensor Questions [questions:air-sensors]	Revert
7	warren	March 28, 2018 22:11 \| over 6 years ago Choosing Sensors Often the first step is to look for a sensor for what you're hoping to measure. Below we're collecting info on different kinds of water quality sensors, and their: cost sensitivity/accuracy links and documentation Can you afford a sensor? Can it detect what you're looking for? Where can you learn more about it? Read more about choosing a sensor Questions [questions:air-sensors]	Revert
6	warren	February 16, 2018 21:33 \| almost 7 years ago Choosing Sensors Often the first step is to look for a sensor for what you're hoping to measure. Below we're collecting info on different kinds of water quality sensors, and their: cost sensitivity/accuracy links and documentation Can you afford a sensor? Can it detect what you're looking for? Where can you learn more about it? Read more about choosing a sensor in this question Questions [questions:air-sensors]	Revert
5	warren	January 09, 2018 16:47 \| almost 7 years ago Choosing Sensors Often the first step is to look for a sensor for what you're hoping to measure. Below we're collecting info on different kinds of water quality sensors, and their: cost sensitivity/accuracy links and documentation Can you afford a sensor? Can it detect what you're looking for? Where can you learn more about it? https://publiclab.org/w/pm-monitoring#Regulatory+grade+PM+monitoring (this section under construction) Drivers for Arduino + Raspberry Pi are available for the following devices: ThermoFisher PDR 1500 - #11927 Dylos - #dylos & #11927 Shinyei particle sensor - #shinyei & #11927 DustDuino (using the Shinyei) Questions [questions:air-sensors]	Revert
4	warren	January 04, 2018 23:10 \| almost 7 years ago Choosing Sensors Often the first step is to look for a sensor for what you're hoping to measure. Below we're collecting info on different kinds of water quality sensors, and their: cost sensitivity/accuracy links and documentation Can you afford a sensor? Can it detect what you're looking for? Where can you learn more about it? https://publiclab.org/wiki//wiki/pm-monitoring#Regulatory+grade+PM+monitoring (this section under construction) Drivers for Arduino + Raspberry Pi are available for the following devices: ThermoFisher PDR 1500 - #11927 Dylos - #dylos & #11927 Shinyei particle sensor - #shinyei & #11927 DustDuino (using the Shinyei) Questions [questions:air-sensors]	Revert
3	warren	December 13, 2017 22:16 \| about 7 years ago Choosing Sensors Often the first step is to look for a sensor for what you're hoping to measure. Below we're collecting info on different kinds of water quality sensors, and their: cost sensitivity/accuracy links and documentation Can you afford a sensor? Can it detect what you're looking for? Where can you learn more about it? https://publiclab.org/wiki//wiki/pm-monitoring#Regulatory+grade+PM+monitoring (this section under construction) Drivers for Arduino + Raspberry Pi are available for the following devices: ThermoFisher PDR 1500 - #11927 Dylos - #dylos & #11927 Shinyei particle sensor - #shinyei & #11927 DustDuino (using the Shinyei)	Revert
2	warren	December 13, 2017 22:15 \| about 7 years ago Choosing Sensors Often the first step is to look for a sensor for what you're hoping to measure. Below we're collecting info on different kinds of water quality sensors, and their: cost sensitivity/accuracy links and documentation Can you afford a sensor? Can it detect what you're looking for? Where can you learn more about it? https://publiclab.org/wiki//wiki/pm-monitoring#Regulatory+grade+PM+monitoring (this section under construction) Drivers for Arduino + Raspberry Pi are available for the following devices: ThermoFisher PDR 1500 - #11927 Dylos - #dylos & #11927 Shinyei particle sensor - #shinyei & #11927	Revert
1	warren	December 13, 2017 22:15 \| about 7 years ago Choosing Sensors Often the first step is to look for a sensor for what you're hoping to measure. Below we're collecting info on different kinds of water quality sensors, and their: cost sensitivity/accuracy links and documentation Can you afford a sensor? Can it detect what you're looking for? Where can you learn more about it? (this section under construction) Drivers for Arduino + Raspberry Pi are available for the following devices: ThermoFisher PDR 1500 - #11927 Dylos - #dylos & #11927 Shinyei particle sensor - #shinyei & #11927	Revert
0	warren	December 13, 2017 22:14 \| about 7 years ago Choosing Sensors Often the first step is to look for a sensor for what you're hoping to measure. Below we're collecting info on different kinds of water quality sensors, and their: cost sensitivity/accuracy links and documentation Can you afford a sensor? Can it detect what you're looking for? Where can you learn more about it? (this section under construction) Drivers for Arduino + Raspberry Pi are available for the following devices: ThermoFisher PDR 1500 - #11927 Dylos - #dylos & #11927 Shinyei particle sensor - #shinyei & #11927	Revert

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