Environmental White Papers

Written By : Ayyan Karmakar & Ankit Vyas Published On September, 2020 Download Whitepaper Massive-scale urbanization, industrialization, and population growth along with an increase in vehicular traffic and energy use have made urban air quality a global concern. The distribution of air pollution concentration over a large urban area predominantly depends on local emission sources

Written By : Vrushank Vyas and Ayyan Karmakar Published on November, 2020 Download Whitepaper Air quality data serves as the basis for all pollution mitigation strategies. A comprehensive air quality monitoring network provides valuable data insights to support effective air pollution management. Traditionally, air quality monitoring is carried out using fixed reference-grade analyzers, which are

Written By : Ayyan Karmakar & Ankur Mehta Published On September 2, 2020 Download Whitepaper Odour is the perception of smell; it may range from being unpleasant (like the rotten smell of garbage) to pleasant (fragrance). Odours, pleasant or unpleasant; are produced by inhaling air-borne volatile organic and inorganic compounds. Generally, people do not perceive

Written By : Kruti Davda and Ayyan Karmakar Published On November, 2020 Download Whitepaper Clean air is fundamentally essential for human health and well-being. With increasing population, urbanization and industrialization, air pollution is emerging as a significant problem. Sensor-based air quality monitors provide high-quality, real-time, high spatial resolution monitoring data at an economical cost. A

Written By : Ankit Vyas and Ayyan Karmakar Published On October, 2020 Download Whitepaper Rapid urbanization, industrialization, and a rise in vehicular pollution have severely affected city air quality. With growing concerns about air pollution and cascading effects across the population, air pollution is emerging as a significant problem. Vehicular pollution, road dust, construction, and

Written By : Ayyan Karmakar & Bhumik Nayak Published On September 2, 2020 Download Whitepaper Environmental monitoring systems generate incredible amounts of data each day. The opportunity of putting such valuable data to work is missed if the data cannot be converted into timely actions. Data-driven environmental automation can be triggered in real-time by integrating