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GeoAir — A Novel Portable, GPS-Enabled, Low-Cost Air-Pollution Sensor: Design Strategies to Facilitate Citizen Science Research and Geospatial Assessments of Personal Exposure

Dr. Yoo Min Park (ECU Dept. of Geography) and Dr. Sinan Sousan published the following journal paper that presents a novel air quality device, GeoAir, to ensure effective citizen engagement and reliable data collection for geospatial analysis of personal airborne exposure. GeoAir can be used by all citizens regardless of their technical proficiency and is widely applicable in many fields, including environmental justice and health disparity research. The work was performed with the assistance of MS Environmental Health student, Dillon Streuber, who also served as co-author.

 

Park YM, Sousan S, Streuber D* and Zhao K (2021). GeoAir — A Novel Portable, GPS-Enabled, Low-Cost Air-Pollution Sensor: Design Strategies to Facilitate Citizen Science Research and Geospatial Assessments of Personal Exposure. Sensors 21(11):3761. doi:10.3390/s21113761