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  • Where does this data come from?

    EPA has monitoring sites in population centres around Victoria.

    Most of our air monitoring sites are next to roads. This is because most Victorians live and work close to roads.

    EPA and VICSES can also deploy equipment to monitor air quality nearby an incident like a fire.

    We also collect data from a citizen science project. The Inner Melbourne Air Monitoring project sees citizen scientists working with us to help build an understanding of air pollution impacts.

    The air quality where you are might be different to what you see on EPA AirWatch, even if there’s a monitoring site close to you. This is because there are many factors that can affect air quality. For example, wind direction and smoke from wood fires.

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This interactive map lets you see air quality around Victoria. Refer to air quality categories to find more information.

Note that Kingsville and Spotswood are temporary air monitoring sites that are part of a citizen science project.

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  • Sensor/camera monitoring sites

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  • Disclaimer

    Data on EPA AirWatch comes directly from our air monitoring stations using various types of monitoring equipment and methods. This data may be adjusted later according to set criteria to account for instrument errors, power interruptions and other technical issues.

    EPA aims to locate our ambient monitoring stations so they give a good representation of the air quality experienced by the public. As most of the Victorian population lives and works close to roads, most of our stations are in population centres next to roads. This can mean we do not always comply with one of the requirements of the Australian Standard for siting (AS 3580.1.1), which specifies that air monitoring stations should be more than 50 metres away from a road.

    Read more about our National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) accreditation.

  • Check the air monitoring network status

    Macleod air monitoring site is offline due to routine maintenance and data is not being collected at this station. EPA expects data to become available on the website from 5pm, 21/05/2025. The air quality forecast for  Melbourne is expected to be FAIR. (21 May 2025)

    Melton air monitoring site is offline due to routine maintenance and data is not being collected at this station. EPA expects data to become available on the website from 5pm, 21/05/2025. The air quality forecast for Melbourne is expected to be FAIR. (21 May 2025)

    Morwell East air monitoring site is offline due to routine maintenance and data is not being collected at this station. EPA expects data to become available on the website from 5pm, 21/05/2025. The air quality forecast for Latrobe Valley is expected to be GOOD. (21 May 2025)

    Melbourne CBD air monitoring site is offline due to routine maintenance and data is not being collected at this station. EPA expects data to become available on the website from 5pm, 21/05/2025. The air quality forecast for Melbourne is expected to be FAIR. (20 May 2025)

    Box Hill air monitoring site is offline due to technical difficulties and data is not being collected at this site. EPA technicians are working to resolve the issue. (15 May 2025)

    Mildura air monitoring site is offline due to technical difficulties and data is not being collected at this site. EPA technicians are working to resolve the issue. (13 May 2025)

    Mooroolbark: Monitoring for ozone is offline due to technical difficulties and ozone data is not being collected at this site. EPA technicians are working to resolve the issue. (21 March 2025)

    Fog can cause low visibility readings within EPA’s air monitoring network due to high levels of moisture in the air. EPA staff will monitor visibility readings during periods forecast for high levels of fog. (21 March 2025)

     

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    Our developer portal lets developers explore the APIs published by EPA Victoria. Just sign up, subscribe to a product and you are all set to access the APIs associated with that product!

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  • Access historic data

    Historical hourly air quality data is available at data.vic.gov.au. Files for each year are uploaded once data validation is complete.  To request data not yet available on data.vic.gov.au, please contact EPA with the details of your request.