STATEWIDE MOBILE MONITORING INITIATIVE

 

Mapping California's Air


Aclima’s $27 million Statewide Mobile Monitoring Initiative (SMMI), in partnership with the California Air Resources Board, maps neighborhood air pollution block-by-block.

Using over 40 vehicles equipped with sensors, the project collects real-time data on various pollutants, highlighting differences in air quality within communities-especially those most affected by pollution.

Covering more than 950,000 miles and reaching 5.2 million residents in 64 communities, SMMI provides valuable data for both regulators and residents, while also creating about 100 local jobs.

Cap-and-Trade in Action

Through our partnership with the California Air Resources Board (CARB), we’re using advanced tech to map pollution and protect communities putting cap-and-trade dollars to work in the state of California. 

Find Your CAMP

Click on your community to learn more about your Community Air Monitoring Plan (CAMP), or see our full list below.

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San Francisco Communities

San Francisco County

What’s in the air we breathe?

No matter where we live, human activity creates many air pollutants. When government regulators like CARB and communities know which pollutants are in the air, where those pollutants’ levels are highest, and where they’re coming from, they can work together to reduce emissions and deliver cleaner air.

Learn more about out how Aclima maps air.

 

 

 

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To learn more about the SMMI project, contact CARB at smmi@arb.ca.gov

Project Expert Group

For more information, contact the Aclima team at  carb-team@aclima.earth

View the PEG's June meeting agenda here

All Participating Communities