Scientists in San Francisco Bay Area, face a puzzle: measure pollution, but not truly understand it.
The BEACO2N network from
@UCBerkeley tracked CO₂, ozone, and aerosols across neighborhoods yet something was missing. Without knowing how wind, heat, or humidity carried those pollutants, the story of urban emissions was incomplete.
Enter
@WeatherXM. By deploying a community-powered network of weather stations, we filled in the missing chaptersm capturing real-time temperature, wind, and rainfall from the very streets where people live.
Now, when the air changes, researchers can see why. Traffic surges, heat islands, and wildfire smoke patterns are mapped in real time, helping cities respond faster and plan smarter.
Together, BEACO2N and
@WeatherXM are turning data into action, transforming how we understand urban air and empowering communities to build cleaner, fairer, more resilient cities.
Read the full case study below.