Enhancing Stubble Burning Data Accuracy for Air Pollution Control

Imagine farmers burning leftover straw after harvesting their crops, like a big bonfire.

This smoke makes the air in Delhi very dirty, especially in winter.

Scientists use satellites, which are like cameras in space, to see where these fires are happening.

But sometimes, these cameras aren't perfectly sure, so they need people on the ground to check.

This new plan is like a detective game where satellites spot potential fires, and people in the fields confirm if the fire truly happened and how big the burnt area is.

By checking these burnt spots, the government can get better information to help stop the smoke from making the air so bad for everyone to breathe.

They want to use this super-accurate information to better control the pollution by next year.