A Guide to TSI Link™ Report Creator Workbooks

In the realm of air monitoring, having the right tools to analyze and interpret data is essential for H&S specialists, consultants, as well as facility managers.

To simplify and better support your job, TSI has recently launched TSI OmniTrak™ Solutions, a modular and flexible platform that includes: a handheld Smart Station, multiple interchangeable modules (measuring PM, VOC, ozone, carbon monoxide and more), and TSI Link™ software.

The software component of the solution offers significant benefits to users by transferring and storing data collected during surveys in the TSI Link™ cloud. This allows users to easily gain relevant insights and reporting thanks to TSI Link™ Report Creator, an Excel® add-in that automatically imports measurement data and generates custom reports and smart visualizations with just a few clicks, streamlining the entire process.

TSI Link™ Report Creator offers a suite of powerful workbooks, each one with diverse templates, designed to help professionals manage and understand data effectively and get customized Excel® reports very quickly. Below, we introduce four essential workbooks that provide comprehensive solutions for various environmental monitoring needs.
 

1. A-B Comparison Workbook

The A-B Comparison Workbook is a robust tool for conducting comparative analyses of two different environmental conditions or interventions. Whether you need to compare air quality before and after installing an engineering control, or assess differences between indoor and outdoor air, this workbook facilitates efficient and insightful analysis. It supports measurements of particulate matter, gas concentrations, and sound levels, making it versatile for various applications.

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2. Correlation Analysis Workbook

The Correlation Analysis Workbook enables users to identify relationships between different environmental parameters. By correlating data sets, professionals can uncover significant patterns and dependencies, which are crucial for understanding the interplay between various factors affecting air quality. This workbook is invaluable for research studies and operational assessments where understanding correlations can lead to better decision-making.

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3. Spatial Analysis Workbook

For those focused on geographical and spatial distributions of air quality metrics, the Spatial Analysis Workbook is an indispensable resource. It allows users to map and analyze data across different locations, providing a clear visualization of how environmental conditions vary spatially. This is particularly useful for large facilities, urban planning, and environmental impact assessments, where spatial differences in air quality are critical.

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4. Trend Analysis Workbook

The Trend Analysis Workbook is designed to help users identify and interpret trends over time. By tracking changes in minimum, maximum or averages in the study data, professionals can understand seasonal variations, spot emerging patterns, and predict future conditions. This workbook supports a wide range of measurements, including particulate matter and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), making it ideal for long-term monitoring and strategic planning.

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Report Creator workbooks are more than just data tools; they are comprehensive solutions that enhance the capability to monitor, analyze, and improve your environment. Whether you are conducting comparative analyses, exploring correlations, mapping spatial data, or tracking trends, these workbooks provide the structure and insights needed to make informed decisions.

Embrace these tools to elevate your air quality monitoring efforts and help ensure a healthier indoor environment!

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