In dense urban areas with multiple emission sources—traffic, industry, construction, and more—pinpointing the origin of particulate pollution can be challenging. Our advanced particle fingerprinting technology enables high-resolution identification and quantification of airborne particles, allowing stakeholders to distinguish between sources and understand their relative contributions.

Environmental permits often require evidence-based assessments of air quality impacts. We provide scientifically validated, source-specific particle data that helps regulators and applicants evaluate compliance with environmental standards. 

Disputes over air pollution sources—between industry, authorities, and communities—can stall projects or escalate tensions. Our data-driven analyses offer objective, third-party evidence that helps clarify responsibilities, reduce uncertainty, and foster informed dialogue among stakeholders. This can be critical in public inquiries or legal proceedings

By identifying the specific sources contributing to particulate matter in a given environment, we enable our clients to implement emission control measures where they matter most. Our insights support the development of tailored action plans that are cost-effective and impactful.

Traditional air quality monitoring often provides limited or ambiguous information about sources. Our particle-level analysis can complement, validate, or challenge findings from conventional monitoring stations. This added layer of precision helps refine policy decisions, optimize mitigation investments, or resolve inconsistencies in prior assessments.