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Pollen map to check the pollen count around you
Ambee’s pollen maps are NAB compliant and designed to track pollen count seamlessly. It showcases the types of pollen and their risk levels on a hyper-local and real-time basis.
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FEATUREs of Allergy map
Built to scale for most applications across businesses
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APIs
Globally accepted, USEPA, NAB-compliant data delivered through easy-to-integrate APIs
Air Quality
Air quality data to help understand the ambient environment
pollen
Pollen data to help your customers avoid seasonal allergies
weather
Weather data to optimize efficiency and second-order effects
severe weather
Alerts on extreme weather events to take precautions and prepare for weather-related disasters
natural disaster
Keep track of natural disasters in real time to reduce their risks on lives, properties, and environment
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what you can do with air quality map
Environmental data to add clarity to business decisions
Gain Pollen Insights
Legends & visualization for understanding allergy maps
Determine Pollen Levels
Plan your operations according to the pollen count forecast
Behavior Analyses
Through visualization on allergy map, show your customers the pollen behavior.
Boost Efficiency
Integrate pollen data to increase the impact of your campaigns and get desired results.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a pollen map?
A pollen map is a tool that displays information about the types and levels of pollen in the air in a specific area. This can be useful for people who have allergies, as it can help individuals avoid areas with high levels of pollen and plan their outdoor activities by looking at pollen allergy map.
How is the information on a pollen map collected?
Pollen maps typically use data from pollen monitoring stations, which collect and analyze samples of the air to determine the types and levels of pollen present. The data from these stations is then used to create the pollen map. At Ambee, we utilize a multimodal system to collect data and run it through our AI models that ensure the utmost accuracy.
What types of pollen are shown on a pollen map?
Pollen maps typically show the levels of different types of pollen, such as tree pollen, grass pollen, and weed pollen. Some pollen maps may also show the levels of mold spores, which can also cause allergies. This platform can be used to generate insights for customers according to their requirements, for example, you can create an allergy map or also create a pollen-type based map, such as a ragweed map.
Are pollen maps accurate?
Pollen maps are generally accurate, but they may not be completely up to date. Pollen levels can change rapidly, so it's important to check the map regularly to get the most accurate information. In addition, pollen count maps may not be available for all areas, so it's always a good idea to check with a local allergy specialist or weather forecast for more detailed information about pollen levels in your area.