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Based in London, UK, Umbrellium designs and builds technological tools to support citizen empowerment and high-impact engagement in we wanted to share a bit of a de*per look into the findings of WearAQ Phase 2. Like we mentioned, the results we’ve found since Phase 1 have revealed a lot about human perception, particularly how different senses play a part in influencing opinion in addition to the effects in their environments and that there is a lot that influences a person’s perception of the air around them. While people may not always correctly perceive air quality, they are good at telling if its better or worse than a location they were at before. However, we also found that working with different groups of people yielded even de*per results. Children are very sensitive to momentary changes in the air Before we start any stage of the project, we always like to ask ourselves the question “Can we measure air quality through our innate subjective perception?”, or sometimes more simply, “are humans as good as sensors?”. This keeps us on track making sure we’re focussing on looking at the right trends and gain insights. There are a few ways of going about trying to understand this with The first step in this, and any an*lysis, is to better understand what kind of data we’re generating and how can we use it to answer our. POLLUTION EXPLORING THROUGH OUR SUBJECTIVE PERCEPTION AND COLLECTIVE AGENCY. our first of a series of long term air quality initiatives, which consider how citizens might make sense of the complex issues around air quality and explore our collective agency and capacity in tackling air pollution through both holistic and hyperlocal interventions. We believe that every effort counts when it comes to improving air quality, that it is possible for individuals to work collectively on systemic issues, and that we should not rely solely on legislative changes. Building on from what we did, we have recently finished Phase 2 of WEARAQ, where we continued to work with local communities in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets to explore air quality issues in their