@airpollutant Hey! I am wondering, have you found another option to check actual SO2 data?

I am looking for a source to get severe data on the volcano emission of La Palma right now. The amount of SO2 measured by the air quality stations on the ground actually stayed the same within the last few days - despite the fact that the volcano changed its behaviour, we had changes in weather as well and the air quality also felt different within these days. Seems a bit hard to believe ...

So ... maybe you could help me out with another source to check on the amount of SO2?

@idefix37 Hey, Thanks a lot! That information helped. I was actually looking for another source to get severe data on the volcano emission. The amount of SO2 measured by the air quality stations actually stayed the same within the last few days - despite the fact that the volcano changed its behaviour, we had changes in weather as well and the air quality also felt different within these days. So ... could you help me out with another source to check on the amount of SO2?

Hey there! Can someone help me with adapting the data listened in mg/sqm to μg/ cubic meters?

I am asking because I am checking the amount of sulphur dioxid caused by the volcano on the Canaries recently. All scientific reports refer to μg/ cubic meters, so it would be good to adapt the data listed by windy.com

For example: what would a data of 270mg/ M2 on windy be in μg/ M3?

Thanks a lot