presents

Managing Air Quality Through Data Science (MAQTDS 2022)

April 11, 2022

in conjunction with the 27th edition of the DASFAA 2022  conference

More than one and a half million deaths occur every year in India as a result of exposure to ambient air pollution – Global Burden of Disease study 2019

Programme schedule is available at: cs.ashoka.edu.in/maqtds-prog/

The Focus

This workshop focuses on data challenges in assessing air quality, and marks the continuation of the first academia-industry partnership focused on air quality in India. The workshop is structured around ongoing research efforts in air quality analytics and assessment to develop an easy to use platform. Such a platform will be a visual tool to provide real-time, local information about outdoor air quality, along with the measured/estimated values of various air quality parameters, and one which can provide a simple assessment of the health impact of hyperlocal outdoor air quality. The workshop will also bring together researchers and practitioners in urban studies and data analytics who are interested in air quality and related issues of urban morphology and energy demand.

 

Keywords
Air Quality, Mobile Air Quality Data Collection, Mapping Urban Air Quality, Urban Morphology, Analysis and Visualization of Spatio-Temporally Varying Data, Public Health, Low-cost Sensors, Big Data Analytics; Internet of Things

Hosted by the Department of Computer Science and the Mphasis Lab for Machine Learning and Computational Thinking.

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