Simularity won the Meeting of the Minds 2015 Industrial Hackathon with this project. We partnered with Yamaha, who has a prototype air quality sensor package for attaching to vehicles, called Vehicle as Probe or "VasP". The project involved attaching the VasP Unit to a vehicle and driving around the target city. That data was combined with census data for the city and imported into Simularity's AI engine and user interface. For the contest we demonstrated the analytics happening in real time as vehicles with VasPs attached drove around the city. The results were published to the web. The proposal is that VasP units be attached to all city vehicles so that residents and city planners can get both real-time hyper-local access to air pollution information, and also look at trends over time, spot anomalies, and predict problems. For a demo of the system, see https://youtu.be/BJG7HJ6yhqs