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BreezoMeter was acquired by Google; its environmental data (air quality, pollen, wildfire) is now sold as APIs within Google Maps Platform's environment product line alongside Google's geospatial datasets and mapping APIs.
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1Google Maps Platform Environment APIs — the productized BreezoMeter data: Air Quality API with 70+ air-quality indexes and pollutants over 100+ countries at 500x500 m resolution, 30-day hourly history and 96-hour forecast, plus Pollen API and Solar API (rooftop solar potential and imagery)
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What does Google do?
BreezoMeter was acquired by Google; its environmental data (air quality, pollen, wildfire) is now sold as APIs within Google Maps Platform's environment product line alongside Google's geospatial datasets and mapping APIs.
What data does Google offer?
Google offers (environmental data APIs (air quality, pollen, solar) inside a mapping developer platform) — 70+ air quality indexes and pollutants across 100+ countries at 500 x 500 m resolution; 720 hours (30 days) of hourly history and a 96-hour forecast.
How is Google's data delivered?
The data is delivered by api.
What does Google cover?
Coverage spans US; air quality / pollution, pollen and allergy, rooftop solar and energy, geospatial/mapping; air quality index feeds (70+ AQIs), pollutant concentration data, health recommendations, pollen type and level forecasts, solar irradiance and rooftop array potential, aerial imagery.
How do I get a sample from Google?
The supplier's own access route is an api signup. Request a sample through Brickroad to start.
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