As an innovative developer, SORAVIA is constantly looking for new methods, technologies and cooperation partners in order to develop urban spaces in the scene of a sustainable society. Through the technology of ATMOS Aerosol Research, SORAVIA can carry out air quality and changes, gaps in the urban development and permeant air monitoring on the ground from the space. The effect of intelligent interventions, such as flattening of the motorway along the Trlllple project, thus become visible and measurable.

The most detailed and highest-quality air measurements to date currently come from Linz: ATMOS Aerosol Research uses satellites from NASA, ESA and others to measure harmful and health-promoting air particles that are invisible to humans but are inhaled daily. The technology from ATMOS Aerosol Research makes these tiny aerosols visible in a new way. This is why it was the first company to be chosen to open the #AUTFRA Landing Zone at the Paris Foreign Trade Centre to fight the global problem from here. Already 90% of the world's population is exposed to polluted air, which is partly responsible for three of the five leading causes of death.

Three of the five most frequent causes of death are related to the lungs (COPD, lung cancer, pneumonia). As the Climate Conference is starting in Poland, ATMOS Aerosol Research uses data from NASA and ESA to show the state of the air we breathe. What started as Chris Müller’s battle against his daughter’s incurable genetic defect (cystic fibrosis) is now assuming concrete shape – by now it is backed by a collaborative action team of supporters in the fields of medicine, science, technology and economics.