Airvoice (AVMS)

Airvoice (AVMS) — Consolidated and validated multi-source ambient air and meteorological archive: the platform ingests the company's own monitors together with third-party monitors and atmospheric model output, applies automatic compliance and accuracy validation to every measurement, and stores minute-resolution raw data alongside historical analysis. Layered on top are three derived analytical products — AI-assisted pollution source tracing, a 72-hour forecast, and a 24-hour dispersion plume visualisation — plus exceedance alerting, cross-site comparison, customisable air quality index comp…

Airvoice (AVMS) offers (Alternative, Geospatial, ESG, Reference) — Order 10^10-10^11 stored records: minute-resolution raw collection is the stated baseline, so a single site with several channels yields roughly 1-5 million records per year, and a mixed estate of hundreds to low thousands of sites across multiple cities accumulating since the platform's launch reaches that range. The archive's advantage is uniform quality-control treatment across sources rather than raw volume.

Training and benchmarking air-quality forecast models at 1-72 hour horizons using the platform's stored prediction-versus-outcome pairs; building sensor fault-detection and data-quality classifiers from the automated validation verdicts; instrument bias-correction and cross-vendor transfer models from co-located mixed-fleet readings; source apportionment and pollution attribution models trained on the tracing product's own outputs; dispersion model evaluation against observed downwind plume behaviour; urban policy and clean-air intervention evaluation for city administrations; industrial perimeter and operational-risk models for emission-intensive operators; environmental-justice and transparency analytics; and labelled training corpora for the next generation of air-quality foundation models that need quality-controlled multi-source data rather than another raw feed

The data is with 8 years of history.