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    Team BP has developed a web application to estimate nitrogen dioxide (NO2) pollution by analyzing hyper-spectral satellite imagery data from the Sentinel-5P mission. The application performs image processing on the data to extract tropospheric NO2 column densities, then uses a deep learning regression model trained on this data to predict NO2 levels at given times and locations. It has advantages over traditional ground monitoring by providing free, high resolution satellite data continuously over large areas. The application's backend uses an image processing module to convert satellite data to NO2 densities and a prediction module applying LSTM to the data for forecasts, with a frontend allowing users to access predictions.

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    Team BP has developed a web application to estimate nitrogen dioxide (NO2) pollution by analyzing hyper-spectral satellite imagery data from the Sentinel-5P mission. The application performs image processing on the data to extract tropospheric NO2 column densities, then uses a deep learning regression model trained on this data to predict NO2 levels at given times and locations. It has advantages over traditional ground monitoring by providing free, high resolution satellite data continuously over large areas. The application's backend uses an image processing module to convert satellite data to NO2 densities and a prediction module applying LSTM to the data for forecasts, with a frontend allowing users to access predictions.

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    Team BP

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    Team BP has developed a web application to estimate nitrogen dioxide (NO2) pollution by analyzing hyper-spectral satellite imagery data from the Sentinel-5P mission. The application performs image processing on the data to extract tropospheric NO2 column densities, then uses a deep learning regression model trained on this data to predict NO2 levels at given times and locations. It has advantages over traditional ground monitoring by providing free, high resolution satellite data continuously over large areas. The application's backend uses an image processing module to convert satellite data to NO2 densities and a prediction module applying LSTM to the data for forecasts, with a frontend allowing users to access predictions.

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    The Blue Sky Challenge 

    BLUE SKY ABOVE

    Team BP
    Team name and member details

    Team name Member names Education institute name

    Brindha.M Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College


    Team BP
    Pramila.M Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College
    Problem statement

    Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) is one of the most serious air quality contaminants in many urban and industrial regions across

    the world.

    Monitoring and regulating NO2 pollution is a critical responsibility to assist decision-makers in their search for a long-

    term solution to enhance environmental quality and population health.

    To assist decision-makers, Atmospheric pollution needs detailed quantitative ground measurements as well as robust
    spatial and temporal modelling in order to detect the most affected areas in time. It is a bit complex solution.

    The satellite sensor measurement of atmospheric pollution is a more objective solution.

    We have developed a web application which can estimate the pollution using a combination of hyper-spectral
    satellite imagery data and maps.
    Proposed Solution

    Analysis of the NO2 pollutant is based on Sentinel-5P(satellite mission) data products.

    After the image processing steps and the derivation of the pollution parameter for the tropospheric NO2 column
    number density, this data will be given to the regression model to predict the estimation of NO2 at a particular
    timestep.

    The technique incorporated is deep learning.

    ADVANTAGES:

    Sentinel-5P satellite system produces free and open data products at

    High spatial resolution, available offline.

    Help air quality monitoring at different scales of analysis [from the big cities to national, continental, or global
    coverages].

    Provides a continuous surface of data, showing the spatial distribution of different pollutants for a specific time.
    Architecture
    I) Image Processing module

    LEVEL-2 TO LEVEL-3 CONVERSION


    [Conversion of parameters referring at same time to dimensions,variables…]

    1. Spatial grid for a region should


    2. Filtering the data, to remove
    be established(ex:London).
    errors induced by clouds. 3. Daily tropospheric NO2 column
    Ex: bin_spatial(50 ,51.25 ,0.01 ,88 ,-0.6 ,0.01) number density derived in
    Ex: international units(molecules/cm2).
    Latitude: 51.25 to 51.75 tropospheric_NO2_column_number_density Ex:
    Longitude: -0.6 to 0.28 _validity>50 derive(tropospheric_NO2_column_num
    Resolution: 0.01 x 0.01 ber_density [Pmolec/cm2])
    Architecture
    II) Prediction module

    TRAINING

    Data from L3 Data preprocessing LSTM Predictive model


    netCDF files

    OUTPUT NO2
    5.5 mol/cm2
    PREDICTION  

    New data input Predictive model Predictions


    (location & date)
    Technology Stack

    BACK-END API DEVELOPMENT FRONT-END WEB DEVELOPMENT

       
    Link🔗 : https://share.streamlit.io/deep-wind/blueskyabove/main/streamlit_bluesky.py
    THANK YOU ALL

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