Community-Based Air Monitoring Project
Please note: The sensor map has moved! You can find it at the AQI link below.
Visit the Alaska AQI page for a real-time map of all sensors in this project.
DEC is in the process of deploying QuantAQ MODULAIR™ sensor pods to communities throughout Alaska as part of a Community-Based Air Monitoring Project. The pods measure multiple parameters, including particulate matter, gaseous, and meteorological, using "low-cost" sensor technology. Their data quality does not meet rigorous regulatory requirements and should not be compared to regulatory instruments or health-based standards. The data are useful for tracking real-time conditions and displaying trends.
Disclaimer: The PDF's below are considered archived and exempt from meeting the WCAG 2.1 Level AA accessibility standards. If you require accessibility assistance with any of the PDFs below, please email amqa-data-inquiries@alaska.gov.
Quarterly Network Call Presentations
Interim Data Reports
| Date | Title and Document Download |
|---|---|
| 12/6/2024 | Alaska Community Air Sensor Network 1st Interim Report (PDF 2.9M) |
| 7/2/2025 | Alaska Community Air Sensor Network 2nd Interim Report (PDF 6.4M) |
Winter 2024-2025 Community Data Reports
Summer 2024 Community Data Reports
QuantAQ PM2.5 Sensor Comparison Tool
Please click the link below to open the QuantAQ PM2.5 Sensor Comparison Tool. The tool uses a finite PM2.5 data set and can compare two QuantAQ sensors' PM2.5 concentration data. Please note: The QuantAQ sensor data quality does not meet rigorous regulatory requirements and should not be compared to regulatory instruments or health-based standards.
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