🌍 Citizen science meets AI for cleaner air 🌿 The teams KU Leuven and Egerton University are tackling air quality challenges in an innovative way in Nakuru, Kenya. This project empowers communities to monitor air pollution using low-cost sensors, satellite data, and machine learning. It’s not just about data — it's about democratizing air quality monitoring and putting tools in the hands of people most affected by pollution. A fantastic example of how tech, transparency, and local knowledge can come together to safeguard public health & drive environmental action. This project is funded by the Government of Flanders through the Flanders Climate Action Programme. Departement Omgeving
I’m the co-lead of an applied research project in Nakuru, Kenya, focused on air quality monitoring through the use of sensors and citizen science. Below is an update on how things are going one year into the project and here you can find more information about this project: https://lnkd.in/eskgumK9 It’s rewarding to combine more fundamental research with hands-on, practice-oriented work in close collaboration with partners in Nakuru and across Kenya. The project is executed by a team at Egerton University's environmental science department. The project is funded by the Government of Flanders through the Flanders International Climate Action Programme. G-STIC: Global Sustainable Technology & Innovation Community Departement Omgeving