Air Quality Sensor Networks Have Incompatible APIs and Data Formats
Dozens of global air quality sensor networks are publicly accessible but each uses a different API, authentication model, and data schema — some with undocumented quirks like zip files served as HTML. Developers building air quality applications must re-implement every integration from scratch, and maintaining them as upstream APIs change is a continuous burden. No widely-adopted unified access layer exists.
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