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DTSTAMP:20260626T123748Z
DTSTART:20260613T183000Z
DTEND:20260613T193000Z
SUMMARY:Upland Fires and Air Quality
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DESCRIPTION:"How do upland fires affect air quality? Join us to hear find
 ings from FireUp and discover the Peak Fire Reporter app.  \n\nMonday 13
  July 2026\, 7:30–8:30 PM Online Event  \n\nUpland fires are an increasi
 ng concern in the Peak District due to their impacts on air quality\, pu
 blic health and ecosystems. Climate change is expected to increase the r
 isk of more frequent and intense fire events\, making it important to un
 derstand their causes and impacts.   Join us for a free online talk expl
 oring how a network of air quality sensors across the Peak District is h
 elping us better understand the impacts of upland fires on local air qua
 lity.  This event is open to everyone\, including local residents and an
 yone with an interest in the Peak District\, air quality and fires. It i
 s led by researchers from the University of Sheffield\, Sheffield Hallam
  University\, the University of Manchester and the University of Notting
 ham.  The talk will introduce the FireUp sensor network\, which uses low
 -cost sensors across the Peak District to measure air pollution. We will
  share key findings from the project\, discuss what we have learned abou
 t air quality in the region\, and explain how air pollution episodes can
  be linked to fire events.  We will also introduce the Peak Fire Reporte
 r app\, a new tool designed to improve the recording of fires in the Pea
 k District\, including both wildfires and controlled burns. The app enab
 les members of the public to report fire events\, helping to improve our
  understanding of when and where fires occur\, as well as their characte
 ristics and impacts.  There will be opportunities to ask questions\, pro
 vide feedback on the network and app\, and hear about future research an
 d opportunities to get involved.  During the event\, we will:  Present f
 indings from the FireUp air quality sensor network Explain how low-cost 
 sensors can be used to monitor air quality Demonstrate the Peak Fire Rep
 orter app and how you can get involved Discuss future plans for the proj
 ect and opportunities for public participation Answer questions from att
 endees"
STATUS:TENTATIVE
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:Nancy Rothwell Building\, Booth Street East\, Manchester\, M13 9
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