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Napas Jakarta

Napas Advisor

Live Data From City-Wide Air Quality Monitors

AIR-QUALITY GUIDANCE FOR JAKARTA

Ask about monitor readings, compare parts of the city, or learn practical next steps.

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Ask Napas about Jakarta's air.

Start with a question below, or write your own.

Jakarta monitoring map

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Map guide
Read station markers

Marker colors show the air-quality level. Numbers show ISPU.

Click a marker for PM2.5, observation time, and source details.
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Preparing the latest available station locations and readings.

ISPU categories

Good 0–50
Moderate 51–100
Unhealthy 101–200
Stale / missing
WaterwayPrimary roadTransitLandmark
ISPU
Indonesia's air-pollution index; higher scores indicate greater concern.
PM2.5
Fine particles shown as concentration in µg/m³.
Station reading
A timestamped local observation, not a citywide average.

Marker values are ISPU; observation time and source are shown for each station.

Station detail

Select a station

Choose a marker or open Station list to inspect its latest reading.

Map legend

Colors, map context, and air-quality terms

ISPU categories

Good 0–50
Moderate 51–100
Unhealthy 101–200
Stale / missing
WaterwayPrimary roadTransitLandmark
ISPU
Indonesia's air-pollution index; higher scores indicate greater concern.
PM2.5
Fine particles shown as concentration in µg/m³.
Station reading
A timestamped local observation, not a citywide average.

Marker values are ISPU; observation time and source are shown for each station.

Monitoring stations

Select a station to locate it on the map

StationDistrictISPUPM2.5Status

Napas Jakarta

About Napas Jakarta

Napas Jakarta is a conversational guide to air quality across the city. It brings the map, station readings, and plain-language explanations together in one place.

The map is designed around live data from operating Jakarta air-quality monitoring stations. When the station feed is reachable, the latest available measurements power the markers, filters, KPIs, and selected-station details. If a feed is unavailable or a reading falls outside the freshness window, Napas labels it as stale and shows the observation time.

The advisor combines your question with an optional station and topic selection. It uses curated, source-grounded information from official government and institutional sources, including air-quality standards and public health guidance. Source labels and citations are shown where they are available.

Choose a station, choose a topic, or ask a question directly. Latest available does not always mean current, so the observation time remains the source of truth for each measurement.