Air Pollution Detection and Control System Using ML Techniques
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In present times, air pollution is increasing day by day, depriving the health of many people due to the various toxic components in air. So, it is necessary to monitor and detect the levels of pollution in various areas and try to control it by taking precautionary actions. Air pollution detection and control system is all about detecting the level of pollution in a particular area based on the amount of polluting components and proposing the measures to control the pollution. Analysis is made on the regions of Visakhapatnam city in Andhra Pradesh, India and grouped based on their pollution and displayed along with each component level, reasons for the pollution depending on each component and measures that can be followed. Apart from this, we also display list of top 10 regions with the highest values for each component which can be used to identify the harmful regions based on the toxic components.
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