Regional Air Monitoring and Data Integration
Explore monitoring networks, data quality, localized pollution patterns, and opportunities for better coordination among neighboring air districts.
Sessions & Speakers
Expertise. Collaboration. Practical Solutions.
The Southern California Regional Air Quality Summit is designed to encourage knowledge-sharing among professionals responsible for monitoring, regulating, and improving air quality.
Featured Sessions
Community Air Quality and AB 617
Discuss community-centered planning, emissions reduction strategies, local monitoring, and approaches to incorporating public input into air quality programs.
Emissions Reduction and Regulatory Practice
Examine approaches to stationary-source emissions, transportation-related pollution, freight activity, and practical implementation challenges.
Environmental Communication and Public Engagement
Explore ways to communicate technical findings accurately, support public understanding, and build trust with communities affected by air pollution.
Interagency Collaboration Workshop
Identify common priorities and opportunities for shared technical resources, knowledge exchange, and coordinated regional initiatives.
Speaker Profiles
Speaker details will be announced as the program is finalized.
Air District Executive Leadership
Perspectives on regional priorities, regulatory coordination, and the future of air quality management.
Air Monitoring and Data Specialist
Technical insights on monitoring networks, measurement practices, and data interpretation.
Community Air Quality Program Manager
Practical approaches to community engagement, AB 617 implementation, and localized emissions reduction.
Environmental Policy and Planning Specialist
Discussion of regulatory frameworks, emissions reduction planning, and implementation challenges.
Public Health Communication Expert
Strategies for translating air quality findings into accessible information for communities and decision-makers.
An Interactive Professional Experience
Participants will have opportunities to exchange practical experience, discuss shared challenges, explore collaborative approaches, and identify potential next steps for regional coordination.