The Challenge

Johnson Matthey Plc (JM) is a FTSE 100 company which aims to be a global leader in sustainable technologies with an in-house research and development team of over 1,500 scientists. As part of its work on cleaner air, JM wanted to measure and monitor indoor air quality (IAQ) in schools around the UK, and at the same time engage students in air quality issues.

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JM wanted to gain a holistic understanding of IAQ and how it varied during the day as classrooms were used. JM wanted to have IAQ monitoring technology that could simultaneously measure common air pollutants such as nitrogen dioxide and carbon dioxide, but that could also measure more specialist pollutants such as volatile organic compounds (with thermal desorption tubes) and ultrafine particles.

Data had to be reliable, accurate, and detailed for scientific use, but also accessible so that it could be presented in real time through a webpage suitable for use by schoolchildren. 

Importantly the IAQ monitoring technology needed to be unobtrusive, quiet, and require no special setup.