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    GIS for Modeling and monitoringEnvironmental pollution

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    Major Pollutions

    Air pollution

    Causes-combustion of fossil fuels,in Automobiles, factories, powerplant Deforestation and use of nuclear weapons.

    Effects- Diseases for human being like Asthma,heart

    attack,vascular dysfunction. Global warming etc.

    Water Pollution

    Causes-domestic ,industrial and agricultural wastes, oil spills,marine dumping, radioactive waste.

    Effects-unfit for drinking. Waterborne diseases unusable for

    agricultural and industrial use

    Soil Pollution

    Causes-Industrial wastes, agricultural pesticides, fertilizers.

    Effects-Decrease in soil fertility and yield. Increase in salinity of thesoil

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    How GIS helps in Monitoring and

    modeling of pollutions

    GIS integrates hardware, software, anddata for capturing, managing,

    analyzing, and displaying all forms ofgeographically referenced information

    GIS allows us to view understand,question, interpret, and visualize

    data in many ways in the form ofmaps, globes, reports, and charts

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    How GIS helps in Monitoring and

    modeling of pollutionsEfficient pollutions monitoring and modelingwith Decision Support System (DSS).

    GIS can be utilized for

    Preparing Environmental Atlas

    Mapping of environmental sensitive

    zones/ areas

    Locating monitoring stations,

    Zonal Mapping of pollution,

    Mapping of Air and water polluting

    Industries .

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    How GIS helps in Monitoring andmodeling of pollutions

    Developing Water Quality

    Index(WQI) maps.

    Pollution Density Maps.

    Spatial geo-positioning of polluters

    Tracking the Effects of Pollutants

    Analysis Industrial Populations

    Management System For Industrial,

    Domestic and Municipal Waste

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    Spatial Data For GIS modelling

    Location map of area.

    Transport network map(Road network,Type, trafficvolume)

    Water bodies of area(river,lake,pond, canal, drainage)

    Major Settlement of area(city, town, villages).

    Altitude(contour bench mark)

    Soil map of area(with soil type,fertility etc)

    Industrial maps with their attribute (what they are

    using as fuel, what is the waste product)

    Location maps of monitoring stations (X,Y

    coordinate with their real time data)

    Real time Pollution data of Air Water and soil

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    INPUT GIS Process

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    Methedology for projects

    Selection of Area of Interest (AOI)

    Geometric correction of Image of AOI

    Digital supervised and unsupervised classification

    Ground Survey with GPS Unit for precise ground location

    Preparation of digital maps on basis of digital image, GPS data andother Resource

    Attach attribute data/tabular information with these maps

    Integrate monitoring station data with our spatial maps

    Generate output as high polluted, medium polluted and less pollutedarea

    Identified buffer zone from central pollution point and analyze theaffected area

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    Zonal Mapping for Air Quality

    Air Quality IndexThe Air Quality Index, or AQI, much like an air quality "thermometer",translates daily air pollution concentrations into a number on a scalebetween 0 and 500. The numbers in this scale are divided into sixcolor-coded ranges, with numbers 0-300 as seen below.

    (0-50) GoodNo health impacts are expected when air quality is in this range.

    (51-100) ModerateUnusually sensitive people should consider limiting prolongedoutdoor exertion.

    (101-150) Unhealthy for Sensitive GroupsActive children and adults, and people with respiratory disease, suchas asthma, should limit outdoor exertion.

    (151-200) UnhealthyActive children and adults, and people with respiratory disease, suchas asthma, should avoid prolonged outdoor exertion; everyone else,especially children, should limit prolonged outdoor exertion.

    (201-300) Very UnhealthyActive children and adults, and people with respiratory disease, suchas asthma, should avoid all outdoor exertion; everyone else,especially children, should limit outdoor exertion.

    Zone map of AIR Quality

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    GIS-DSS output

    Different Data One Platform

    Spatial representation of all types ofdata so that we can get a Synoptic

    view

    Detailed, customized, and up-to-datereports and maps can be generatedquickly and easily

    User friendly customized applicationeasily operatable for any one.

    Digital data with geographic locationthat can easily stored, manipulate andupdate.

    Pollution Density Map

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