GO AQS

Category: GO AQS

  • Filtration WG – Conclusion

    Filtration WG – Conclusion

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    The Filtration Working Group of the GO AQS convened to discuss recommendations for filtration given the multitude of existing options. Filtration Technologies and Their Effectiveness A poll on trusted filtration technologies revealed a broad consensus on mechanical filtration (HEPA and MERV filters) due to their proven performance according to their specifications. Similarly, absorbent filtration using…

  • Radon WG – Conclusion

    Radon WG – Conclusion

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    The Radon Working Group, a part of the Global Open Air Quality Standards initiative, convened to discuss and establish recommendations for indoor radon levels. This session built upon previous discussions focusing on other indoor air pollutants such as particulate matter, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, and nitrogen dioxide. The objective of this working group is…

  • Nitrogen Dioxide WG – Conclusion

    Nitrogen Dioxide WG – Conclusion

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    A recent session of the GO AQS working group convened to discuss and propose limits for nitrogen dioxide (NO2) in indoor environments. The discussion involved various aspects, including averaging times, concentration limits, units of measurement, and the feasibility of monitoring. Setting the Stage: Averaging Times and Ceiling Limits The session began with an overview of…

  • Important: GO AQS Virtual Working Group Meetings – March 31st – April 5th

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    Sotirios Papathanasiou
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    Dear GO AQS Members, We are excited to announce a series of crucial virtual meetings for all GO AQS Working Groups, scheduled from March 31st to April 5th. These meetings will provide a platform for us to collaboratively discuss, refine, and finalize the limits based on the results from each Working Group (WG). Your active…

  • Global Open Air Quality Standards Initiative Joins Growing Movement for Open Air Quality Data

    Global Open Air Quality Standards Initiative Joins Growing Movement for Open Air Quality Data

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    The Global Open Air Quality Standards initiative is proud to announce its official endorsement of the Open Letter, “A message from the air quality community: We value owning our air quality data and freely sharing.” This significant step underscores our commitment to fostering transparency and accessibility in air quality monitoring, and our dedication to ensuring…