Air Quality Egg (Part 3: Analogue, Digital and Active Approaches to Better Air Quality)

Slides (PDF): http://www.networkforcleanair.org.uk/...
Produced by Network for Clean Air (http://www.cleanairuk.org)

This video is part 3 of a three part presentation, and it's the part of the talk about digital technology - in particular The Air Quality Egg project.

The 'Internet of Things' is creating new digital technologies to monitor air quality and air pollution. Analogue technologies - gas diffusion tubes - have been used for many years (Part 1 of the talk). Is the old technology about to be superceded by the digital? Or are the two approaches complementary? Andrew Wood, Network for Clean Air attempts to answer these questions and he describes The Air Quality Egg project. Jason Neylon, an owner of an Air Quality Egg contributes to the discussion from the audience.

This talk was given at the Hub, Westminster in London on Wednesday 8 May 2013. There is a noticeable amount of background noise.

Other parts of this three part presentation:

Part 1: Analogue. For this part of the talk, about gas diffusion tubes, see:    • Digital, Analogue and Active Approach...  

Part 2: Active Approaches. For this part of the talk see 'The Putney Air Pollution Campaign' :    • Putney Air Pollution Campaign (London)  

Notes

*Air Quality Egg website: http://airqualityegg.com/

*There is a discussion about calibration of the Air Quality Egg here: http://airqualityegg.wikispaces.com/D...