Data sources
Every number on Aetheris should be traceable. This page is the canonical attribution list — the ⓘ markers across the platform resolve here.
Open-Meteo Air Quality API
US AQI, PM2.5, PM10, NO₂ for all 28 monitored cities (CAMS global model)
Live — fetched client-side on each visitOpen-Meteo Weather API
Temperature and relative humidity per city
Live — fetched client-side on each visitGBIF occurrence search
Species-occurrence signal per city — distinct species and occurrence records within 50 km over the last 10 years (api.gbif.org, no key required)
Live — fetched client-side when a city page is openedAetheris community reports
Per-city counts of public field reports by category and severity over a rolling 30-day window, plus the number of distinct devices that filed them
Live · community — self-reported, unverified against instruments, and shaped by who is lookingAI-контекст on report cards
The context bubble under a field report — no new source of its own. Air and industrial reports quote the nearest Open-Meteo/CAMS station; biodiversity reports quote the GBIF occurrence record for the area. Both are the rows above, read at page load and placed beside the report
Derived — context, never a verdict, and never stored; recomputed in the browser on each visitAetheris community events
Visitor-created events with RSVPs and geo-fenced check-ins. Check-in position comes from the visitor's own device and is accepted only within 500 m of the event and inside its time window
Live · community — self-organised and self-reported; Aetheris neither runs nor vets these gatheringsAetheris baseline model
Water quality (WQI), biodiversity intactness (BII), industrial load (IEI) and risk (ERI) indices
Modeled — deterministic regional baseline, refreshed per buildAetheris station registry
Headline network figures — live readings per day (cities × metrics × hourly upstream updates), station, region and hotspot counts
Computed from the network registry at build time