Special Monitoring
Beyond the scope of traditional monitoring services, Trinity offers extensive experience in special monitoring, including community monitoring, indoor air quality, mobile monitoring platforms, ambient air corrosion testing, equipment testing and certification, as well as air quality studies.
Trinity has successfully designed and implemented several community-based monitoring projects for tracking and quantifying criteria pollutant impacts, photochemical and secondary formation pollutant, odor identification, and source culpability studies. Many community-based monitoring programs include the use of low-cost sensors or near-reference monitors to supplement the existing agency networks or saturate an area for hot spot identification. The successful implementation of a community-based monitoring program is based on a well-defined scope and plan, a realistic expectation of sensor performance and data usability, and a thorough understanding of sensor limitations and comparability with reference methods.
Trinity is involved with qualification testing of candidate monitoring systems for Federal Equivalent Monitor (FEM) designation as well as low-cost sensor performance evaluation testing.
Trinity has built mobile monitoring labs, vehicles, trailers, and drones for use in temporary monitoring locations or for real-time measurements through communities. We have in-house licensed drone pilots that can aid in air quality assessments.
Ambient Air Quality Monitoring
Detailed Services
Special Monitoring
Special Monitoring includes:
- Community Monitoring
- Indoor Monitoring
- Corrosion Testing
- Mobile Monitoring
- Equipment Testing (Federal Equivalency testing and Low-Cost Sensor Evaluations)
- Air Quality Studies
Meet the Team
Casey Lenhart
Director, Monitoring Services
Randall Baxter
Project Manager, Monitoring Services