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Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong · VOCs and Odour Monitoring and Sampling

Real-time Odour Monitoring for Source Identification Near the Waterfront

In recent years, the complaints from citizens about the odour problem are continuously increasing, indicating that odour issues in cities need to be urgently addressed. In Hong Kong, the frequent stench emanating from the waterfront in Tsuen Wan also has aroused public attention and has prompted the Environmental Protection Department (EPD) to take decisive action. Hong Kong Environmental Protection Department conducted a series of investigations with Sapiens' sensor to find out the source of the stench. Several NAS and MAS were strategically deployed in Tsuen Wan region near the potential

Hong Kong, Shenzhen, China · VOCs & Odour Monitoring and Sampling

Collaborative Odour Surveillance at the Hong Kong Shenzhen Border Interface

This project represents a unique cross-border collaboration between the Hong Kong and Shenzhen government environmental authorities. As part of this project, a comprehensive monitoring network was established along the border of the large municipal landfill area. The network included 14 strategically placed air sensors NAS and automated Odour Sampler.

Hong Kong · VOCs & Odour Monitoring and Sampling

Long-term odour monitoring in West Kowloon and Island West Waste Transfer Station

China Harhour Engineering Company Limited (CHEC) operates several Transfer Station where various waste materials are processed and transported. As part of maintaining a safe and healthy working environment, it is crucial to monitor the levels of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) and ammonia (NH3) concentrations at the waste transfer site. H2S is a highly toxic gas with a characteristic foul odor, while NH3 is known for its pungent smell and potential health hazards. To ensure the safety of workers and nearby communities, the China Harbour Engineering Company Limited has commissioned Sapiens Environmen

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