Chemistry of Sensors for Urban Air and Water Quality Monitoring

The rapid urbanization of cities has exacerbated pollution, significantly affecting air and water quality. Chemical sensors are a vital technology for monitoring pollutants and ensuring compliance with environmental standards. These sensors use advanced chemical principles and materials science to detect specific pollutants, offering real-time data crucial for urban planning, public health, and sustainability.
This proposal aims to investigate the chemistry behind these sensors, their applications, challenges, and advancements, with a focus on enhancing their role in urban management systems.

air, water, urban, quality monitoring