Presentations from the Deliberating Performance Targets for Air Quality Sensors Workshop (July 16-17, 2019)

On July 16-17, 2019, in Research Triangle Park, NC, EPA held a workshop and webinar to solicit individual stakeholder views related to non-regulatory performance targets for sensors that measure carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), sulfur dioxide (SO2), and particulate matter with aerodynamic diameters of 10 micrometers and smaller (PM10) in the United States. Through on-site and webinar presentations, national and international participants addressed a range of technical issues involved in establishing performance targets for air sensor technologies. The workshop presentations are listed below. 

• Data Quality Expectations for Ambient Air Data Used by Clark County, Nevada (pdf) (97.46 KB)
  A presentation by Paul M. Fransioli from Clark County Department of Air Quality
• European Union Perspective on Sensor Standards – What factors were used to develop EN standards? (pdf) (858.97 KB)
  A presentation by Michel Gerboles from the European Commission - Joint Research Centre
• Voluntary Consensus Standards and Conformity Assessment – Performance Targets and Test Methods to Sustainable Implementation (pdf) (295.71 KB)
  A presentation by Gordon Gillerman from the Standards Coordination Office National Institute of Standards and Technology
• Data Quality Objectives for Air Sensors in Human Exposure and Health Research Studies: PM10, NO2, SO2 and CO (pdf) (1.57 MB)
  A presentation by Rima Habre from the Division of Environmental Health, University of Southern California
• Summary and Status of the 2018 Workshop on PM2.5 and Ozone (pdf) (1.04 MB)
  A presentation by Gayle Hagler from U.S. EPA Office of Research and Development
• Utility of low cost CO sensing: measuring exposure in Ghana to source apportionment of other pollutants (pdf) (2.99 MB)
  A presentation by Mike Hannigan from University of Colorado
• Literature Review Update: PM10, CO, NO2 and SO2 (pdf) (593.32 KB)
  A presentation by Vasu Kilaru from U.S. EPA Office of Research and Development
• Market drivers for improving the performance of our solution (pdf) (2.15 MB)
  A presentation by Clarity Air Sensors
• Sensing Dust in the Desert: PM10 Projects and Lessons Learned in the Extreme Environment of Phoenix, AZ (pdf) (1.88 MB)
  A presentation by Ronald Pope from Maricopa County Air Quality Department
• Leveraging Sensors to Help Address Local Air Quality Concerns (pdf) (4.87 MB)
  A presentation by Janice Lam Snyder from Sac Metro Air Quality District
• Experience of global small sensor co-location comparison studies and applications with AQMesh (pdf) (715.44 KB)
  A presentation by Tom Townend from AQMesh