Real-time recommendations

Traditional air quality analysis shows average levels of pollution over varying periods of time. They 'soften' the data where nighttime lows cancel out rush hour highs, for example. It doesn't help if you're worried about going for a run now or cycling to work instead of catching the bus. For any 'real time' decision, it's too late. The pollution levels may have risen since the last recording, or the problem you're seeing may have passed.

Across four high-density, hyper-local heat map layers, AirScape reports on the following timescales. Whether you need recommendations on your activity right now or need to make long-term decisions such as where to live, work or go to school, you can choose the most useful data range.

• Now (real time)
• Hourly average
• Six-hourly average
• Daily - 24 hour average
• Weekly - 7 day average
• Monthly - 30 day average
• Overall - two year, weighted, rolling average