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"Research Proposal" GLOBE Detectives Topic: What Do We Breathe When It's Heating Season? (Parallel Air Quality Monitoring)

Organization(s):ZŠ Blatné Remety
Country:Slovak Republic
Student(s):Martina Demeterová, Eduardo Miker, Samuel Demeter
GLOBE Member(s):Monika Schwarzová
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Report Type(s):Virtual Science Symposium Report
Protocols:Air Temperature, Barometric Pressure, Relative Humidity
Presentation Poster: View Document
Language(s):English
Date Submitted:2026-01-29
Project Abstract This project investigates the impact of the heating season on indoor and outdoor air quality within the Blatné Remety community. Our primary objective is to compare particulate matter (PM2.5) and volatile organic compound (VOC) levels between indoor school environments and the outdoor atmosphere. Utilizing two synchronized ATMOTUBE PRO air quality monitoring devices, data will be collected continuously over an eight-week period during the heating season. This rigorous methodology aims to identify patterns and correlations between heating activities and air pollutant concentrations. We expect to gain a deeper understanding of temperature inversion effects during the heating season and their subsequent influence on respiratory health. The findings will be instrumental in raising awareness within the school and broader community, empowering stakeholders with data-driven insights to protect children's health from seasonal air pollution.


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