Big Data & Sensor Technology Vision Statements

  1. AIHA members are leveraging cutting edge sensor technologies and data management functions to inform risk assessment and management decisions.
  2. AIHA members understand and possess competencies in the application of sensor technologies and "big data" analytics to provide an integrated profile for hazards and exposures.
  3. AIHA members have software platforms that use standardized data criteria and tools that facilitate the transfer of data and use of data repositories.

Education

  • AIHce EXP on Demand, whether you missed attending AIHce EXP in person or virtually, you don’t have to miss out on the great educational programming that was shared! AIHce OnDemand session recordings bring the best of AIHce EXP directly to you. Choose the topic areas that best meet your education needs and get access to cutting-edge presentations through your computer, tablet, or smartphone.
  • AIHA University
  • 2020 eLearning Subscription, if you purchased an eLearning subscription for 2020, welcome! There is some valuable information below for group coordinators and participants.
  • 2020 IH Data Standardization Survey Report, analyzes the study conducted by the AIHA/NIOSH Big Data Task Force. The purpose of this study was to determine current industrial hygiene practices related to air and noise sampling among OEHS professionals and their organizations.

AIHA Webinars

  • An Introduction to Big Data and Big Data Analytics addresses the question: "what is big data and how can it help occupational and environmental health and safety professionals?" This webinar provides an essential introduction to big data and data analytics through a case study that highlights how OEHS professionals and data scientists can work together to handle big data and perform data analytics at their organizations.

The Synergist

News

Press

Volunteer Groups

  • Content Portfolio Advisory Group (CPAG) helps advance AIHA’s mission and values by providing input and advice to the AIHA Board and staff regarding the content AIHA provides to members and other stakeholders. Content may include documents, articles, white papers, fact sheets, publications and more. Here you can find information on how you can contribute to the development and advocacy of AIHA content. To see current initiatives, please visit the Big Data and Sensor Technology Dashboard.
  • Aerosol Technology Committee provides a forum for exchanging ideas and information about aerosols as they impact the workplace, the community, the public, the environment, and to participate in the development and analysis of related technological and regulatory issues.
  • Computer Applications Committee provides a forum for advancing the use of computer applications by OEHS professionals.
  • Exposure Assessment Strategies Committee provides leadership in the field of exposure assessment and strategies for OEHS professionals.
  • Leadership and Management Committee promotes the health and safety of all workers, the public, and the environment through the development of core leadership competencies of OEHS professionals.
  • Real-Time Detection Systems Committee provides effective leadership in the field of Real-Time Detection Systems by maintaining knowledge of past and present tools and methods related to the field.
  • Sampling and Lab Analysis Committee provides a forum for exchanging ideas and information about sampling and analysis of chemicals as they impact the workplace and the community, and to participate in the development and analysis of related technological and regulatory issues.
  • Communication and Training Committee provides a forum for discussion and recommendations on methods for education, training, and communicating with employees, employers, and the community about occupational and environmental health risks and allied topics.
  • Noise Committee provides health professionals, industry, and the community a forum for disseminating and exchanging ideas and information about the effects of exposure to noise and vibration.
Topics Controls
Hazards Ergonomics