Air Module
Air Quality Monitoring
Create real-time situational awareness
Your air quality monitoring manager
With the Air module by Sinay you can create and configure your air quality monitoring projects in complete autonomy .
You can then monitor all of your air quality parameters (SO2, NO2, PM10 and much more), be alerted in real time when you exceed certain thresholds and generate automatic monitoring reports.
Benefits
Simplify air pollution prevention
Save 12 months per report
to comply easily with regulations
Visualize your air quality indicators
in a user-friendly dashboard
Gather all your air quality projects
in one space to manage them
Create your projects with just a few clicks
Let us guide you to create
your environmental monitoring projects
Define your project area
Select your sensor and position them on a map
Connect your sensor
in just a click
Set your alert thresholds according to your specifications
Define your
project area
Select your sensor and position them on a map
Connect your sensor
in just a click
Set your alert thresholds according to your specifications
Define the area of your project
Select your station types and position them
Connect your stations to the module
Set your alert thresholds
according to your specifications
Go live and access real time monitoring of air quality
An intuitive and easy-to-use dashboard
Aggregate all your air monitoring projects
Our Air Module allows you to manage air quality for each sensor in real time, depending on the pollutants you monitor. You can easily browse through the historical data over specific periods of time to bring out trends and patterns.
You can define your own thresholds parameters, and be notified in real time when they’re exceeded to make the best decisions.
Thanks to the real-time monitoring, you will be able to generate standardized or personalized reports and create your communication media.
FAQ
The air quality parameters available in the Air Module are:
- SO2, to measure the Sulphur Dioxide
- NO2, to measure the concentration of Nitrogen Dioxide
- PM1, PM2.5, and PM10 to measure the airborne particles depending of the diameter
We are currently working on the native integration of a large number of sensors. Please contact-us to let us know the sensor you use.
The Air Module is a “plug-and-play” solution.
If the sensor you use is avaialble in our catalog, you are able to set-up your project within 10 minutes if you know the position of each sensor, the type of sensor you use and the air quality parameters that you want to measure.
Otherwise, we can add any type of sensor to our catalog. In this case, the project set-up will take around 3 working days.
Let's solve your air quality problems
Preventing air pollution
How does air pollution manifest itself?
The risks of air pollution come from several factors. First of all, the presence of industrial activity areas, such as factories or a port, leads to an increase in pollutants nearby. Second, living in an area with a high population concentration increases the density of pollutants in the ambient air. For example, cities in the United States such as New York or Los Angeles are particularly exposed. This is even more prominent during peak urban activity, when many vehicles are driving. As areas of activity and densely populated cities are often close to or inseparable, regular pollution peaks will occur and can increase over time if these events are not monitored.
What are the health consequences?
Pollutants in the ambient air can have multiple daily consequences, including health. Fine particles is an ongoing risk because it damages respiratory capacity. In the long term, this increases the number of lung cancers and chronic diseases such as allergies for example. The larger and denser the city, the more these risks threaten the health of the inhabitants.
How can air pollution be monitored?
To reduce the health consequences of air pollution, it must first be noted. To take the most effective measures to improve air quality, it must be measured. Using sensors spread over the areas to be monitored, it is possible to locate pollution peaks, identify critical schedules and the main pollutants. Once pollution is measured, appropriate action can be taken to improve air quality in activity areas, cities and preserve the health of residents.
