Air Sensors International Conference

Conference Mission Statement:
ASIC will bring together stakeholders from academia, government, communities, and commercial interests to promote and advance air pollution sensors, improve the data quality from these sensors, expand the pollutants measured, and foster community involvement in monitoring air quality.

Hosted by the University of California, Air Quality Research Center
The UC Davis Air Quality Research Center welcomes you to join us at our second Air Sensors International Conference! The AQRC's mission is to facilitate research on the scientific, engineering, health, social and economic aspects of gaseous and particulate atmospheric pollutants.

2022 Program Topics

• Air Sensor Use in India
• Advanced measurement approaches for fenceline and fugitive monitoring applications
• Best practices from Breathe London
• Clean Air Monitoring and Solutions Network: getting useful, actionable data out of low cost sensors for air quality action
• Community Air Sensor Use
• Communication Strategies for Understanding, Insight, and Action
• Filling in the air quality data gap and enabling air quality management in LMICs using low-cost sensors
• Indoor Sensing for Air Quality Control and Ventilation Applications
• Innovative Sensor Technologies
• Merging sensor data with other air pollution data sources: methods and benefits
• Mobile Monitoring & Monitoring Mobile Sources
• Performance targets for air quality sensors
• The Potential of Air Sensors for Personalizing and Advancing Human Health Research
• Sensor Networks: From nuts and bolts to real-world impacts
• Standard, Supplemental and Informational Monitoring
• Swimming in Data: The Current and future state of data management platforms
• Youth-Focused Education and Youth-Lead Initiatives