Fenceline monitoring in industrial facilities makes it possible to continuously measure pollutants at the industrial perimeter, including volatile organic compounds (VOCs), methane (CH4), hydrogen sulphide (H2S), sulphur dioxide (SO2) and particulate matter (PM),...
Near-reference air quality monitoring is a method of measuring air quality that combines measurement accuracy approaching that of regulatory reference stations with the flexibility of professional sensors such as Kunak AIR stations. This approach enables hyperlocal...
Air quality monitoring in data centres is the continuous or periodic measurement of atmospheric contaminants generated by installations across construction, operation and decommissioning phases. Unlike traditional industrial sources, data centre emissions are...
Air monitoring in remediation projects involves the continuous measurement of atmospheric pollutants released during the cleanup of soils, groundwater and contaminated industrial sites. Activities such as excavation, soil vapour extraction (SVE) or chemical treatments...
Background Particulate matter (PM) is not a single pollutant, but a mixture of particles of different sizes, compositions, and origins. The size of these particles determines how long they remain suspended in the air and how deeply they penetrate the human respiratory...
Urban traffic emissions monitoring makes it possible to measure pollutants such as NO2, PM2.5, CO, and O3 in real time in order to assess the impact of transportation on air quality. These sensor networks support the management of low-emission zones, the detection of...
LDAR (Leak Detection and Repair) systems are advanced technical programs designed to detect industrial fugitive emissions. Their purpose is to identify and repair invisible losses of gases or vapours in critical industries such as the chemical, petrochemical and...
Ultrafine particles (UFPs) are atmospheric pollutants that expose the challenge of measuring the infinitely small. With a diameter smaller than 100 nanometres (PM0.1), their danger does not stem from their weight (almost negligible) but from their numerical...
The countryside has always been the economic and social heart of rural areas, but it also hides a less visible reality: an atmosphere that changes in rhythm with tractors, barns, and fertilisers. For years, agriculture and livestock farming have quietly sustained...