Slides and workshop materials for the 2024 Air Sensors International Conference.
Last updated April 09, 2024
Complete materials and setup instructions for the pre-conference training.
Attendees will become familiar with the AirMonitor and AirSensor2 R packages and will be able to quickly download, process and visualize large amounts of monitor and sensor data. Various analysis functions will be introduced and users will be able to choose their own sensors and monitors to create QC reports and end-user graphics.
There is no one-size-fits all for data visualization of air quality data. Yes, maps and time series are important. But every community will need to accommodate members who are color vision impaired or who are non-English speakers. Every community will have members who are interested in the details and others who just want a summary assessment. Every community will have a range of decision making needs: When should I walk the dog? Should we cancel school sports? Is this sensor functioning well enough to believe its data? Those communicating air quality data with local communities need to have a range of options when processing and displaying that data. This talk will present a suite of data visualization options that have been used in real-world community outreach projects.