Explore real-time air quality from space, anywhere on Earth.

Satellite: Suomi-NPP Sensor: VIIRS Date: 9 April 2015 Description: Data from six orbits of the Suomi-NPP spacecraft have been assembled into this perspective composite of southern Africa and the surrounding oceans. Tropical Cyclone Joalane is seen over the Indian Ocean.

About Global TEMPO

Global TEMPO is an interactive platform that makes air quality and weather data easy to understand, for everyone, everywhere. For North America, we use NASA's TEMPO satellite to deliver near-real-time air quality insights. For the rest of the world, we integrate OpenAQ and OpenWeather data to provide the closest possible view.

Disclaimer: Global data is sourced from public APIs and may not be as accurate as local government sources. Always check official advisories for health decisions.

Global TEMPO Services

Providing real-time air quality and weather information globally, along with local IoT monitoring.

Interactive AQI Map

Visualize air quality data anywhere in the world with real-time updates from NASA TEMPO and OpenAQ.

Weather & Forecasts

Access current weather conditions and hourly forecasts integrated with pollution data for better planning.

Local Air Quality Monitoring

Deploy Arduino-based sensors to measure hyper-local AQI and send data directly to the platform.

Air Quality Analytics

Analyze trends in pollution levels, compare satellite and ground data, and visualize insights with charts.

Community Data Sharing

Enable users to contribute local air quality readings and help build a global community monitoring network.

Global TEMPO Hardware

The Global TEMPO project includes an Arduino-based environmental monitoring system designed to collect real-time data on key environmental parameters.