Angus Andrea Grieve-Smith#COVIDIsNotOver and we will have another outbreak before long. Plus, we have #FluSeason every year. Have you considered monitoring carbon dioxide?
I checked CO2 levels in several different locations over three and a half years. Here are some observations about its uses and limitations.
The likelihood of transmitting #COVID, the #flu or #RSV is affected by factors including temperature, humidity, wind, crowding, viral load, breathing, immune strength and vaccination.
https://grieve-smith.com/ftn/2026/02/so-you-want-to-monitor-carbon-dioxide-levels/
So you want to monitor carbon dioxide levels
One amazing thing about the COVID-19 pandemic, compared with previous epidemics, has been the availability of high-quality open data, keeping medical professionals, epidemiologists and even the general public aware of trends and risks. Ideally we wouldn't have needed these, but too many politicians