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Public air-quality monitoring network

Environmental IoT · Public data

A public network of monitoring stations across five cities, putting real-time air-quality data in citizens' hands.

Context

A public air-quality monitoring network spanning five cities — Olhão, Faro, Odemira, Loulé and Quarteira — putting real-time environmental data in citizens' hands.

My responsibility

I owned this end to end at Smarthive — product selection, sourcing and supplier negotiation, the relationship with each city, the sales, the dashboard design, and the implementation.

What shipped

Monitoring stations across the five cities, feeding two connected views:

  • A public, real-time dashboard — air quality, noise and weather (CO₂, CO, NO₂, SO₂, O₃, temperature, humidity, noise), on a Bom-to-Péssimo scale
  • An operations view with live device status, a map of every station, and alarms
Public real-time dashboard showing air-quality, noise and weather readings.
The public real-time dashboard — air quality, noise and weather.
Operations dashboard with a connected device list and a map of the monitoring stations.
Operations view — live device status and a map of every station.

Evidence and outcomes

Publicly funded under the PRR / NextGenerationEU, the network gives residents continuous, transparent air-quality data — and drew regional press coverage when the Faro station went live.

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