
Educators & Teens Get Hands-On With TEMPO Data to Help Investigate Local Air Quality
From July 27–29, 2026, the CosmicDS project and Smithsonian’s BEST AQI hosted a Leadership Institute to train educators on using NASA's TEMPO-Lab tool. The initiative aims to help teens investigate local air quality using authentic NASA data.
Why it matters
It provides students with data literacy skills and scientific evidence to address air quality issues affecting their health and communities.
The details
- TEMPO-Lab offers near-real-time hourly pollution measurements across North America.
- Educators created case studies on wildfire smoke and traffic emissions for students.
- Participants will share the toolkit with approximately 100 additional educators.
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Pat Udomprasert works at Harvard University
Heesung Chong works at NASA
John Lewis works at Harvard University
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