University of Wisconsin–Madison

HAQ Newsletters

Health and Air Quality Applications (HAQ) quarterly newsletters for NASA Earth Action Program

The NASA HAQ program supports the use of Earth observation data in air quality management and public health applications, including infectious diseases and environmental health, toxic and pathogenic exposures and health-related hazards, implementation of air quality standards, policies, and regulations, and effects of climate change on public health and air quality. HAQAST is part of the larger NASA HAQ portfolio. To find HAQAST specific newsletters, please navigate here.

The most recent HAQ project highlights, events, and updates from April – June 2026

The most recent HAQ project highlights, events, and updates from October – December 2025.

The most recent HAQ project highlights, events, and updates from April – June 2025.

The most recent HAQ project highlights, events, and updates from October – December 2024.

The most recent HAQ project highlights, events, and updates from April – June 2024.

The most recent HAQ project highlights, events, and updates from January – March 2026

The most recent HAQ project highlights, events, and updates from July – September 2025.

The most recent HAQ project highlights, events, and updates from January – March 2025.

The most recent HAQ project highlights, events, and updates from July – September 2024.

The most recent HAQ project highlights, events, and updates from January – March 2024.

NASA Health and Air Quality Applications Graphics

One Health
Improving Response to Wildfires
Enhancing Cholera Forecasts
Quantifying Global Asthma Burden
Strengthening West Nile Virus Surveillance
Tracking Ammonia Emissions