Andrew Grieve

Andrew Grieve is a Senior Air Quality Analyst with extensive experience in air quality measurement and reporting. He has been working in this field for over 15 years, primarily at King's College London.5

Professional Background

Andrew Grieve is currently part of the Measurement team at the Environmental Research Group (ERG) at Imperial College London.2 His work involves:

• Expanding the London Air Quality Network
• Developing air quality apps that combine his passions for air quality and digital technology3
• Analyzing data from air quality monitoring networks
• Contributing to research on air pollution exposure and its health impacts

Expertise and Contributions

Grieve has made significant contributions to air quality monitoring and public awareness:

• He played a key role in the Breathe London project, which deploys low-cost sensors to provide hyperlocal air pollution data across London1
• Grieve has been involved in developing algorithms to correct raw sensor measurements using data from reference monitors, improving the accuracy of air quality data1
• He has worked on projects that inform urban planning decisions and policies for cleaner air1

Personal Details

• Andrew Grieve is based in London, UK
• He cycles from Archway to his workplace on the Waterloo Campus4
• His LinkedIn username is andrew-grieve-95a52040

Through his work, Andrew Grieve has been instrumental in advancing air quality monitoring techniques and raising public awareness about air pollution in London.