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AusPollen Post-season Questionnaire 2018/2019

Jan. 31, 2019

Do you have hay fever? Is your asthma made worse by allergens in the air?

Local AusPollen Apps provide daily levels of pollen in the air during the grass pollen season.

To help us evaluate the AusPollen Apps and how we can improve this service, please complete a short questionnaire. https://survey.qut.edu.au/f/192811/382e/?LQID=1&

Pollen counting will resume next spring. You can access the service on the website (https://www.pollenforecast.com.au/), or via itunes or Google Play Apps, twitter or facebook.

Best regards, The AusPollen Partnership Project team.

If you would like to know more about the AusPollen project please contact Prof. Janet Davies, Queensland University of Technology, AusPollen@qut.edu.au.

For any complaints about the project, how its conducted or questions about participating in research in general, please contact the SWSLHD Research and Ethics on 02 8738 8304 or research.support@sswahs.nsw.gov.au.

This research is funded by NHMRC Partnership Project GNT1116107 and co-sponsorship from partner organisations.




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Is your asthma made worse by allergens in the air?
Sept. 24, 2018

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Airborne pollen and mould both present
Dec. 8, 2017

Airborne mould remains high, Grass tree and weed pollen are all present over the past 24 hours with the current meteorological conditions. Asthma and hay fever sufferers will need to take care.

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Airborne mould is high
Dec. 7, 2017

Pollen remains low but airborne mould remains high with the current humidity level. Asthma and hay fever sufferers who are allergic to mould will need to take care.

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Airborne mould remains high
Dec. 5, 2017

Pollen remains low but there is still and abundance of airborne mould with the current meteorological conditions. Asthma and hay fever sufferers will need to take care.

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Airborne mould is in abundance
Dec. 3, 2017

Pollen levels have dropped dramatically over the past 24 hours with the recent rainfall; however there is an abundance of airborne mould present. Asthma and hay fever sufferers who are mould allergic will need to take extra care.

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Tree pollen moderate
Dec. 2, 2017

Although grass pollen has remained low over the past 24 hours, tree pollen has been at moderate levels. Asthma and hay fever sufferers will need to take care.

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Pollen remains low
Nov. 28, 2017

Pollen remains low despite the warmer weather and thunderstorm activity over the past 24 hours, however airborne mould is present possibly due to the recent humidity and rainfall.

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Significant grass pollen over the past 24 hours
Oct. 30, 2017

Significant amount of grass pollen over the past 24 hours. Asthma and hay fever sufferers will need to take care.


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