BreezoMeter uses an index called “NAQI (IN)”
We take the average of each pollutant type according to local government definitions.
An official conversion table is used to convert average pollutant concentrations to AQI for each pollutant.
The final AQI is determined by taking the worst AQI among all pollutants. The worst pollutant being the dominant pollutant.
NAQI (IN) represents air quality levels according to the following health categories:
Category
AQI
Good air quality
0 to 50
Satisfactory air quality
51 to 100
Moderate air quality
101 to 200
Poor air quality
201 to 300
Very poor air quality
301 to 400
Severe air quality
401 to 500
Pollutant Type
Period
pm2.5
24h avg.
pm10
24h avg.
o3
1h or 8h avg.
nh3
24h avg.
so2
24h avg.
no2
24h avg.
co
8h avg.
The chart displays the pollutants that are part of the The following chart displays the pollutants that are part of the NAQI (IN) calculation and the timeframe taken to average each pollutant type. :
Explore the local air quality indexes BreezoMeter uses in various countries.