Our projects

The “Green City” project is designed to improve quality air monitoring for urban areas, including observations on priority facilities such as schools, hospitals, social facilities, sports, recreation areas and residential areas.
Based on machine learning methods and math modeling the project allows to assess the spread and concentration of air pollution on the whole observed areas: NO2, PM10, PM2.5, O3, SO2 and others.

The Eco-map project was created to assess the predicted and actual levels of air pollution in various European countries and cities. We are interested in empowering local authorities to influence and make decisions to improve the ambient air quality in cities and to involve citizens and stakeholders in the development of activity to improve air quality.

Currently, the Project Eco-map has been implemented for Spain. The limitedness of our own resources does not allow us, as a non-profit organization, to develop it to the desired scale and spread to all European countries. At the same time, we plan to supplement it with new functions in the near future, including increasing the list of cities, analyzing data by categories of emissions from energy, transport, industry and households, providing information on the volume of generated greenhouse gases, and much more.

 

We are realizes a project on spatial analysis of the spread of the morbidity of COVID-19 in Spain in order to identify the dependence of the morbidity rate on the concentration of ambient air pollution.

Our research team, having analyzed the spread of viral epidemics over the past 10 years, has identified a direct link between environmental changes and the spread of dangerous viruses. According to our data, air pollution has a significant impact on the spread of COVID-19 and, most importantly, on the course of the disease. Such trends were also confirmed by numerous studies in Northern Italy, China and the United States in 2020.