Ministry of Education and Science Development of a PM2.5 monitoring system
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On March 20, Mr. Attapol Charoensa, General Director of the Pollution Control Department (DEDC), Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. (TFS) has revealed that the Ministry of Agriculture has invited relevant agencies to discuss. “Guidelines for Using Sensors to Build a Country’s PM2.5 Monitoring Network” with 11 agencies including Chulalongkorn University. Mahidol University Chiang Mai University Prince of Songkla University Rajamangala University of Technology Lanna Asian Institute of Technology Power Generation Authority of Thailand The Engineering Institute of Thailand Royal Patronage, National Telecommunications Company (Public) Company Limited, National Research Agency, And National Institute of Metrology Attend a meeting
Mr. Attapon said the conclusion from the meeting was as follows: 1. The meeting agreed to the creation of a group of agencies that have air quality measurement projects, academics and sensor manufacturers in Thailand, such as the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand. It is planned to install 200 dust detection points in the community area and in the area of EGAT, Chulalongkorn University. Implementation of the Sensor for All project through nationwide installation of a total of 1,000 PM2.5 dust sensors. National Telecommunication Public Company Limited runs the National Environment open data project and installs a PM2.5 dust sensor. At 8,000 points across the country and Chiang Mai University, the company maintains a nationwide installed network of DustBoy air quality monitors with more than 400 points, and aims to expand nationwide from 2,000 to 3,000 in each subdistrict, etc. by agreeing to provide technology information (Technology exchange) to improve the quality and performance of artificial intelligence (AI) sensors and big data technology to report results quickly and in a timely manner and to respond to the new generation. And to develop further. 2. Agree to the DPC to produce a manual for the installation of instruments for measuring air quality. 3. The meeting agreed with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment to set up a central network in the country. The center of monitoring the air quality Originally the air quality measuring network was divided into two categories: the measuring network according to the legal method and the measuring network according to other methods. At the meeting it was asked that the state sector be prepared for the sudden technological change “Technology Disruption”. It is expected that there will be technologies for measuring air quality with cell phones in the near future.
