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Delhi Launches AI Centre for Real-Time Pollution Monitoring
Delhi has opened a new centre to watch pollution across the city.
It can receive information about pollution in real time.
Artificial intelligence will help analyze the information.
The centre will also track road-sweeping machines.
When a polluted area is found, the responsible department will be alerted.
Officials say this should connect technology with quick action on the ground.
During winter, 78 teams will monitor pollution in different subdivisions.
The goal is to reduce pollution through faster responses and measurable results.
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta launched an Integrated Command and Control Centre for pollution monitoring.
The centre will track pollution sources in real time and use artificial intelligence to analyze data.
It will monitor operations of road-sweeping machines across the city.
The centre is located at the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation IT Park in Shastri Park.
During winter, 78 sub-division-level teams will monitor pollution and support enforcement action.
- Who
- Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and the Delhi Pollution Control Committee launched the centre.
- What
- An Integrated Command and Control Centre for real-time pollution monitoring, artificial-intelligence analysis and road-sweeping tracking was launched.
- Where
- Delhi Metro Rail Corporation IT Park in Shastri Park, Delhi.
- When
- Thursday; the government also outlined additional monitoring arrangements for winter.
- Why
- To convert pollution data into swift field action, support enforcement and produce measurable outcomes.
Key facts
- Facility
- Integrated Command and Control Centre
- Responsible body
- Delhi Pollution Control Committee
- Location
- Delhi Metro Rail Corporation IT Park, Shastri Park
- Monitoring scope
- Various pollution sources across Delhi
- Technology
- Real-time information and artificial-intelligence-based data analysis
- Additional tracking
- Operations of road-sweeping machines
- Winter deployment
- 78 sub-division-level monitoring and enforcement teams
Quotes
Rekha Gupta
Delhi Chief Minister who launched the pollution-monitoring control centre
“The focus is not merely on collecting pollution-related data but on converting technology-driven information into swift field action and measurable outcomes”
indianexpress.com
Sources
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