Common SENSES
What is an Environmental Sensor?
An environmental sensor is a device used to measure environmental variables such as temperature, humidity, air pressure, wind speed, and light intensity. It can also measure other parameters such as air quality, water quality, and soil moisture.
How do sensors work?
Environmental sensors work by collecting data from a variety of sources and then displaying it in a format that can be understood and used by people to make decisions about how to protect the environment. These sensors measure a range of factors such as temperature, humidity, wind speed, light intensity, and air pollution levels. This data can then be used to inform Environmental Justice efforts and create healthier, more sustainable environments.
How will this affect community members?
Environmental sensors will provide community members with real-time data about environmental conditions in their neighborhoods. This data can help inform decisions about safety, health, and other environmental justice issues. The sensors will also create public awareness of environmental hazards, empowering communities to take action to improve their environment.
What kind of data will the sensors collect?
The sensors will collect data on air quality, temperature, humidity, light intensity, and other environmental factors. This data will be used to create visualizations and reports that community members can use to take action to improve their environment. NO PERSONAL INFORMATION WILL BE COLLECTED
FAQ
Q: Where will these sensors be located?
A: These sensors will be installed in the neighborhoods along Blue Hill Ave. from Dudley Common to Franklin Park
Q: How is the Common Senses Project ensuring community member security?
A: The Common Senses Project is committed to ensuring the safety and security of all community members. The sensors will NOT collect any identifiable data, photos, or cellular device ID.
Q: What resources does the Common Senses Project provide to its community members?
A: The Common SENSES Project provides a variety of resources to help community members participate in environmental justice initiatives, such as educational materials and trainings on how to advocate for environmental justice in their communities. Please contact commonsensesproject@outlook.com for more information on the many resources that we are able to provide.