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通过空气质量监测保护公共卫生

维萨拉提供最新的空气质量监测技术，以及与监测、评估和预测空气质量有关的大气气象条件测量技术。

Clean air is a human right that everyone should be entitled to.

Making cities more breathable starts by measuring, analyzing and understanding the data of air pollution.




According to the WHO 80 % of the world's population lives in the areas where the quality of air is below acceptable. Every single year millions of people lose their lives as a result of air pollution exposure. The situation is most severe in some of the Asia's most rapidly developing nations but there is no place - or no one - on this Earth that is immune to the symptoms.

Global Significance of Air Quality

The World Around Us is a Beautiful Place

But this 4.5 billion-year old planet that we all call home is also quite sick. We don't always see the symptoms but unquestionably they are there. Floating in the air. Being Invisible. Making the air in many places unbreathable. Causing a great deal of damage to both the environment and the people.

The on-going urbanization brings even more challenges to all of us. Solving those won't be easy but as long as we work together it can be done. It all begins by measuring, analyzing and understanding the data of air pollution.

Luckily we at Vaisala do just that. In the past we have done measurements in the most extreme conditions - including space - and now we are bringing
our knowledge to local, supplemental, spatial air quality monitoring.

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Vaisala sensor technology - the resolution for clean air

Measuring Air Quality Starts with Understanding the Weather

Vaisala combines data from high performing air quality sensor networks with important weather parameters. That allows us to forecast the air pollution.

The amount of air pollution also depends on meteorological conditions. To a certain extent nature's own air conditioning can keep the air clean. Wind mixes the gases and dilutes them and rain washes the dust and other substances to the ground.

But when strong winds can move pollutants hundreds of kilometers away, under weak wind circumstances they can accumulate to certain location causing increased air pollution. Rain can also pollute the environment if acidic components, such as sulfuric or nitric acid fall to the ground from the atmosphere.

That is why simply measuring air pollution alone does not tell us very much. To be able to understand why air quality can vary from day to day, we must measure meteorological conditions as well, such as temperature, rain and humidity.

Our offering in air quality ranges from turnkey networks with network management and air quality modelling to individual sensors and instruments for measuring gases and particulates, meteorological parameters and boundary layer height.

More than 80 Years of Environmental Observations

The World is Beautiful.

Let´s make our cities more breathable.

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