Environmental White Papers

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

Written By : Bhumik Nayak & Ayyan Karmakar Published On March, 2022 Download Whitepaper × Air Quality monitoring has become crucial to discovering underlying principles or patterns that might give insights into the severity of the problem. It helps assess the impacts caused by poor air quality and ensures that it meets air quality standards.

Written By : Bhumik Nayak & Ayyan Karmakar Published On March, 2022 Download Whitepaper × The air we breathe is an invisible resource, yet its quality significantly impacts our health and well-being. Traditionally, monitoring air quality involved manual processes, limiting data collection and hindering timely responses to pollution spikes. The Internet of Things (IoT) is

Written By : Bhumik Nayak & Ayyan Karmakar Published On March, 2022 Download Whitepaper × The mining industry is essential to the manufacturing and infrastructure sectors but is also a significant source of environmental pollution. This paper discusses the critical environmental issue of air pollution in the mining industry, emphasizing the need for sustainable practices

Written By : Kruti Davda & Vrushank Vyas Published On April, 2023 Download Whitepaper × This white paper discusses the impact of odors on human health and well-being and details various methods for measuring odors. Odors are caused by volatile organic and inorganic compounds that stimulate olfactory receptors in the nose. Although odor sensitivity varies

Written By : Aditya Vaghela & Kruti Davda Published On June, 2023 Download Whitepaper Air pollution is a major burden, hurting economies in many ways. It increases healthcare costs due to respiratory illnesses, harms agricultural yields, and reduces worker productivity. The economic impact is especially severe in low- and middle-income countries. While air pollution presents