miair

miair is a project focused on developing open-source software for analyzing and simulating biological air quality. The project aims to provide researchers and environmental scientists with accessible tools to understand the complex interactions between biological agents and air quality metrics.

The core of miair lies in its modular software architecture, which allows for the integration of various data sources and analytical models. This includes modules for processing sensor data, atmospheric modeling, and the identification of airborne biological particles such as pollen, spores, and bacteria. The software is designed to be adaptable, enabling users to customize analyses based on their specific research needs, whether it's tracking allergen levels, assessing microbial contamination, or studying the impact of biological aerosols on air quality.

miair is developed under an open-source license, encouraging collaboration and community contributions. This approach ensures transparency and allows for rapid development and improvement of the software's capabilities. The project emphasizes reproducibility in scientific research by providing a common platform for data analysis and simulation. While still under active development, miair seeks to become a valuable resource for the scientific community in the field of aerobiology and environmental monitoring.