Sarah Greene

https://itsairborne.com/intro-to-monitoring-co2-20f191dd8f60

CO2 monitoring is a powerful tool for assessing air quality and reducing covid exposure. I carry one of these monitors with me to make informed choices about the spaces I do (or do not) occupy and to improve the safety and accessibility of meetings and events I organise.

This detailed intro to CO2 monitoring explains:
- How to use it
- What it tells you
- What levels should be
- Limitations you need to be aware of
- Gauging risk for airborne disease transmission

Intro to CO2 Monitoring - It’s Airborne

CO2, or carbon dioxide, is a gas that is found in the air. Measuring CO2 can help assess indoor air quality. The concentration of CO2 outdoors is typically around 420 parts per million (ppm) or…

It’s Airborne
Mar 13, 2023 at 11:30amWeb
Show threadlegraLeGraMar 13, 2023
@carbonatefan @xris This is a great resource. Little bit odd to put all the math in there without the baseline beginning of the day outside CO2 and end of day outside CO2.