Graeme Carvlin

TL;DR: An approach to metropolitan region-specific calibration models for low-cost sensors that can be used with caution for exposure measurement in epidemiological studies are described.

TL;DR: The Imperial County Community Air Monitoring Network is a collaborative group of community, academic, nongovernmental, and government partners designed to fill the need for more detailed data on particulate matter in an area that often exceeds air quality standards.

TL;DR: A methodology for quantifying the performance of a next-generation Dylos PM sensor used in the Imperial County Community Air Monitoring Network provides data at a much finer spatial and temporal resolution than has previously been possible with government monitoring efforts.

TL;DR: A collaborative, community-engaged process is used to develop a community air monitoring network that attains the scientific rigor required for research, while also achieving community priorities.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors developed a series of hourly and daily field calibration models for Alphasense sensors for carbon monoxide (CO; CO-B4), nitric oxide (NO; NO-B 4), nitrogen dioxide (NO2; NO2-B43F), and oxidizing gases (OX-B431), which refers to ozone (O3) and NO2.