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aqi
The aqi crate provides functions for calculating the Air Quality
Index based on concentrations of particuate matter.
The AQI is defined for ozone (O₃), 1.0-2.5 micron particulate matter (PM2.5), 2.5-10 micron particulate matter (PM10), carbon monoxide (CO), sulfur dioxide (SO₂), and nitrogen dioxide (NO₂).
The AQI helps make air quality more understandable to laypersons, normalizing air quality on a scale from 0 to 500, with round-number ranges that indicate qualities such as “Good”, “Unhealthy”, and “Hazardous”.
For further information, see AQI basics and AQI techinical assistance.
Additionally, this library supports “adjusted” PM2.5 AQI values, using the LRAPA, EPA and AQandU conversion formulas.
Structs
Calucated AQI and human-readable level
Enums
Error type for air quality calculations
Represents the human-friendly interpretation of the AQI
Functions
Calculates the carbon monoxide Air Quality Index from the provided 8-hour concentration
Calculates the nitrogen dioxide Air Quality Index from the provided 1-hour concentration
Calculates the ozone Air Quality Index from the provided 1-hour concentration
Calculates the Ozone Air Quality Index from the provided 8-hour concentration
Calculates the PM2.5 Air Quality Index from the provided 24-hour concentration
Calcuates the AQandU-adjusted PM2.5 Air Quality Index for the provided 24-hour concentration
Calcuates the EPA-adjusted PM2.5 Air Quality Index for the provided 24-hour concentration
Calcuates the LRAPA-adjusted PM2.5 Air Quality Index for the provided 24-hour concentration
Calculates the PM10 Air Quality Index from the provided 24-hour concentration
Calculates the sulfur dioxide Air Quality Index from the provided 1-hour concentration
Calculates the sulfur dioxide Air Quality Index from the provided 24-hour concentration
Type Definitions
Result type for air quality calculations