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No coverage

When you search for or click on a location outside AirScape's sensor network, you'll see a "No coverage" message. This means we don't have enough nearby sensors to provide reliable air quality estimates for that area.

Why some areas lack coverage​

AirScape's sensor network is continuously expanding, but coverage depends on:

  • Sensor deployment: Physical sensors must be installed in the area
  • Population density: We prioritize high-population urban areas
  • Partnership availability: Local organizations and sponsors help expand coverage
  • Infrastructure: Sensors need power and connectivity

What you can do​

Check nearby areas​

Zoom out or pan the map to find the nearest sensors. You may find coverage just a short distance away that can give you a general indication of regional air quality.

Request coverage​

If you'd like to see AirScape coverage in your area:

  • Sponsor a sensor to bring monitoring to your location
  • Contact us about partnership opportunities for your community
  • Sign up for notifications when coverage expands to your area

Use alternative data​

While waiting for local coverage:

  • Check government monitoring stations (if available in your region)
  • Look at regional air quality forecasts
  • Monitor news for air quality alerts in your area

Coverage is expanding​

We're actively working to expand our sensor network. Areas with high demand and community support are prioritized for new sensor installations.