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GHASP operates several ozone monitors in suburban Houston areas. These monitors are intended to fill gaps in the state’s official ozone monitoring network.
Download ozone data for desktop analysis
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This is a complete database of data collected by GHASP monitors, which went online in 2007.
Ozone measurement units are parts per billion. “FEW” means not enough data to create an hourly average. “NOL” means the ozone monitor is not reporting data for some reason.
EPA Air Quality Index for Ozone
 |
Ozone 1-hour average |
Ozone 8-hour average |
| > 404 ppb | >374 ppb | |
| 205 - 404 ppb | 125 - 374 ppb | |
| 165 - 204 ppb | 105 - 124 ppb | |
| 125 - 164 ppb | 85 - 104 ppb | |
| (use 8-hr avg) | 65 - 84 ppb | |
| (use 8-hr avg) | 0 - 64 ppb |
GHASP’s ozone monitors have been verified in direct comparison with official city and state ozone monitors, and are suitable for use as a public health awareness tool.
