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SBIR: Novel Technologies to Monitor Air Quality from Wildland Fires to Protect Public Health is sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This EPA SBIR-funded program supports projects seeking to improve air quality sensor technology to provide actionable information during wildland fire events.
The goal is to develop innovative tools that are accurate, lightweight, easy to operate, and capable of data storage and transmission to guide rapid response by public health officials. This includes technologies for identifying sources of particulate matter, remote air quality reporting systems, and wearable or deployable sensors for gas and particle detection.
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