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RADARPENA.CO.ID – Air pollution has become a serious problem all over the world. Continued exposure to air pollutants can have a detrimental impact on health and the environment. To protect you and your family from these dangers, it is important to regularly check the levels of pollution in the air around us.

In today’s RadarPena article, we will discuss the different methods you can use to check for air pollution and the importance of taking preventive measures to maintain healthy air quality.

One of the most common ways to check for air pollution is to use an air quality monitoring device. This tool generally comes in the form of a sensor capable of detecting and measuring air pollutant particles such as PM2.5 (particles measuring 2.5 micrometers), NO2 (nitrogen dioxide) and SO2 ( sulphur dioxide).

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This tool will then provide measurement results that you can use as a reference to assess the air quality around you.

How to check air quality in real time to prepare to protect your health? Here are six apps to check air quality:

1. IQAir AirVisuel

The air quality monitoring app covers more than 10,000 locations in AirVisual’s global network of government monitoring stations and validated sensors.

This company claims that the application has global coverage with the widest network of air pollution sensors, from China, India, Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, Korea, USA United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, Mexico, Brazil, France, Hong Kong, Thailand, Indonesia, up to 10 thousand more.

Functionality :

• Historical, real-time and forecast air pollution data.
• Air pollution and weather forecasts.
• 2D and 3D global pollution map.
• Health recommendations.
• Weather information.
• Indoor air quality monitoring.
• Historical and real-time monitoring of 6 major pollutants.
• Air quality information “Sensitive group”.
• Historical data graph to see air pollution trends over the past 48 hours or daily averages over the past month.
• Share information about air quality.
• Air Pollution Community News.
• Educational resources for understanding PM2.5 and air pollutants.

2. Breath

The Nafas app is made in Indonesia and is designed to manage exposure to air pollution.

Main feature:

• Real-time Air Quality Map: This app has 160+ sensors in Jabodetabek, Bandung, Surabaya, Yogyakarta, Bali and others.
• Clean Air Zone: Users can access a curated directory of public places in Jakarta that have been certified as having healthy indoor air through breathing. Consisting of public gyms, yoga studios and beauty salons throughout Jakarta.
• Follow the most important places: All favorite places are displayed on a personalized homepage.
• Activity and lifestyle recommendations: Each location displays activity and lifestyle recommendations based on current air quality.
• Air quality ranking: See a comparison of air quality in different parts of the city.
• Learn more about air quality with articles and blogs featuring educational content on the impact of air quality on life, written by scientists and experts.
• Alerts and notifications: information when air quality in favorite locations deteriorates.
• Connect to Aria: Users can connect the aria Purr40 air purifier and the aria AirTest home air monitor to the respiratory app to get a comprehensive perspective of outdoor and indoor air quality.

3. Air Matters

The app offers services focused on air quality issues around the world to broadcast real-time air quality and provide health advice to users.

The Air Matters app can be downloaded through the Play Store and App Store. Users can also connect an air purifier or air monitoring device to the app to compare indoor and outdoor air quality. Air Matters was founded in November 2011 and provides real-time air quality information in more than 180 countries.