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  • Home
  • News
  • Results
  • Research
    • What should you know about air quality?
    • What can I personally do?
    • Discover all measurement points
    • How were the participants selected?
    • Meet your fellow participants
    • For participants
  • Partners
  • Questions
  • English
    • Nederlands
    • Français

Welcome, CurieuzenAir!

Together with 2,999 other Brussels residents, you participated in CurieuzenAir. For one month, from Saturday 25 September until Saturday 23 October 2021, you measured the air quality in your street. The results will be announced on Friday 18 March 2022.

This page will give you access to the video tutorial and other information. Do you have other questions about your participation? Check the FAQ for the most frequently asked questions or contact us via the contact form. Always include your CN number for reference.

Instruction videos
Manual

Tell your neighbours about your measurement result!

The measuring package that you received at the beginning of the measurement included a poster and a sticker to inform your neighbours of your measurement result. Put the poster up in your window on the 18 March and use the sticker to indicate the result of your measurement!

If you have lost the poster, you can download it here and print it yourself.

How do I disassemble my measurement kit?

Saturday 23 October 2021 at 9 am you detached your measuring panel from your window and returned the tubes to a DPD Pickup point of your choice. In this instruction video we went through how to disassemble your measuring kit and how to correctly send the tubes to the lab.

Manual

About CurieuzenAir

CurieuzenAir is a citizen science project that measures the air quality in Brussels.
It is an initiative of the University of Antwerp, the urban movement BRAL and the Université libre de Bruxelles, in close collaboration with Bloomberg Philanthropies, Brussels Environment, De Standaard, Le Soir and BRUZZ.

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