3 IQAir index facts about Tehran's air pollution;.
Should we monitor air quality from the Swiss system or the Tehran Municipality website?
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1 With the beginning of the main season of air pollution in Tehran, instead of focusing on the air quality index of the "Tehran Municipality", the eyes of the Tehranians are staring at two sides;.
Milad Tower and IQAir.
2 Tehran's air quality has "decreased markedly" since the end of last week.
So that on Wednesday the "smog" layer was formed at a lower height than the city sky, and the concentration of pollution increased on Thursday and Friday.
3 citizens of Tehran in recent days for "momentary information" on the amount and intensity of air pollution.
They "referenced" two places.
4 The "Milad Tower" index is a visual indicator for most residents of Tehran to "diagnose" air pollution.
Since this structure can be seen from almost all parts of the city, as soon as "the concentration of air pollutant particles increases", the degree of transparency of its visibility also changes.
5 "Milad Tower" is the fastest "pollution detection path" compared to Tehran's air quality control site, where Tehranis have to go through the process of "internet speed" and "disabling the filter breaker on the mobile phone" to enter it.
6 However, many citizens refer to the IQAir index in Tehran's polluted months.
7 The IQAir index is a global platform for immediate and daily publication of "air pollution" in at least 9,000 cities in the world, which was launched about 50 years ago by a private company in Switzerland.
8 This index announces the pollution index based on data from air pollution measurement stations in various cities around the world.
Untold IQAir report on Tehran pollution.
There are 3 facts about the information that the IQAir index publishes about Tehran's air pollution on an hourly and daily basis, knowing them can increase the rate of "citizens' perception" of this index's data.
◀ First fact/.
The IQAir index of air pollution in Tehran was collected from only 3 stations located in three places in Tehran, all located in the "northern half of the city".
2 of these three Swiss reference stations are located in two embassies and one station is near the University of Science and Technology.