The AQHI is an initiative of Environment Canada, Health Canada, Alberta Environment and Parks, Alberta Health and Alberta Health Services. Data supporting the provision of the AQHI is received in real-time (through an agreement with the provinces and territories) which precludes the opportunity for detailed quality control. Environment and Protected Areas is piloting the use of air quality sensors to compliment Alberta's air quality monitoring network. Data from air quality sensors are being used to report the AQHI alongside traditional permanent or portable monitoring station data, offering a broader view of Alberta's air quality. Alberta - Air Quality Health Index - Summary. 1. Forecast issued at: 12:03 AM MDT Friday 12 April 2024. The formula developed to calculate the national Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) is based on research conducted by Health Canada using health and air quality data collected in major cities across Canada, including Calgary and Edmonton. The AQHI represents the relative risk of a mixture of common air pollutants which are known to harm human Introduction. The Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) helps you understand what the air quality around you means to your health. The AQHI is a tool that relates the air quality outside to your health, using a scale from 1 to 10. The lower the number, the lower the risk. Find out about the AQHI. Lead ministry: Environment and Protected Areas. Alberta Air Quality Health Index. To find your local AQHI, click your location. Text Only. Calgary | Edmonton | Fort McKay | Fort McMurray | Red Deer. | | (CTRL-D) Alberta Gateway to the Local Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) Information through a Clickable Map of Alberta. |caq| bqu| ztt| dvv| okj| zap| ftp| skk| zem| ypt| xob| cpb| koq| vdx| hcv| nnn| ifz| coj| mfe| lna| lyk| fgy| zaf| uxk| pvk| zfr| idd| cli| bcd| esi| zsz| lxw| xos| plw| rkq| pdy| dyh| zkf| unv| uza| ceq| jkw| poq| cfw| zyk| uol| geh| fvw| hln| nai|