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Real-time pollution City mAp thRough cOLlaborative sensIng aNd Analysis

Concept for next generation of urban air pollution sensor device in order to minimise the number of people exposed to harmful air pollution.

Project summary

CAROLINA aims to explore a new dimension of an urban air pollution monitoring and re-shape urban mobility based on minimizing the number of people exposed to the threshold values of harmful air pollution in European cities. The other unique value proposition is to involve citizen as part of the collaborative urban air pollution monitoring system, based on the statement that users are producers, not only consumers, and it is expected to provide the opportunity to engage citizens in the decision-making process of urban air quality in European cities.

Project start:

1 January 2020

Budget:

€ 706.249

Context

Explore a new dimension of urban air pollution monitoring and re-shape urban mobility based on minimising the number of people exposed to the threshold values of harmful air pollution in European cities.

Challenge

Citizen exposure to harmful air pollution in European cities is perceived as the second biggest environmental concern for Europeans after climate change.

Expected outcome

Design of a next generation urban air pollution sensor device and a Platform-as-a-Service urban air pollution forecasting concept.

Project Lead

Raul Urbano

raul.urbano@ctag.com