BLANkET is an EPA initiative that will increase the spatial coverage of air quality measurements in Tasmania, in particular (but not exclusively) for the monitoring of population exposure to smoke produced by planned burns. The network currently consists of 19 air quality stations distributed around the state reporting real-time data to these web pages. We also have an additional instrument operating at the New Town air station in Hobart. Scroll down for a table showing the most recently available data, a link to a summary plot for all stations on
the one page, and links to individual station pages with data graphs.
Important information about BLANkET is available here. Users of these pages are deemed to have read this information.
The table below shows the most recent data available from the BLANkET air quality stations. These data are indicative of the current air quality at these sites. The nature of these measurements means that the BLANkET data can only be treated as indicative - they cannot be used to determine if air quality standards have been breached. Note that the air stations are close to, but can be several kilometres from, the named town. (See the individual station pages for more details.)
