Indus AAQMS: Ambient Air Quality Monitoring System

Key Features

  • Real time data capture and monitoring.
  • 24x7 customizable data capturing & analysis.
  • Can Access Real time data over multiple internet, Wi-Fi Enabled devices.
  • Android app to access Real-time data from anywhere.

Specifications

  • Through Ambient Air Quality Monitoring System, the quality of air and other environmental factors can be analyzed over a selected period of time.
  • Measures PM 2.5 & 10, atmospheric gases like CO, CO2, SO2, NO2, O2, environmental parameters like atmospheric pressure (Operation range 300 - 1100 hPa), temperature (-40 °C - 70 °C), decibel meter, wind speed and direction, humidity (0 – 100 % RH) etc.
  • Sampling air Volume 1m/s air flow rate; volume of air sampled at 2.8 mm3 / Sec.
  • Based on the trend analysis that the AAQMS tracks, the quality of air and other environmental factors can be analyzed over a selected period of time. Reasons / Causes for unfavorable readings can be identified and corrective actions can be taken.
  • Visualization of measured data can be used for analysis and identifying trends like types of real time reporting (Daily/Monthly/Yearly).
  • Through embedded IOT module, one can always be connected to Air Quality Monitor and the live data can be accessed any time by logging into the AAQMS Portal from any browser.

Deployment Scenarios

INDUS AAQMS is a pole mountable environment and ambient air quality monitoring equipment that has been designed in coherence with pollution monitoring norms and can be applied to any industry, locations. This can also be installed at traffic locations, roads, highways to monitor pollution levels and send data to the central AAQMS monitoring server on a continuous basis.

Project SAMEER Getting Media Attention

The Times of India

IIT-Delhi, central initiative try steps to curb air pollution:

DRIIV and IIT-Delhi have initiated a pilot project to keep pollution under control, named SAMEER (Solution for Air-pollution Mitigation through Engagement engineering and Research), the project will be active from November 2022 to February 2023... read more

The New Indian

DRIIV, IIT Delhi Join Hands To Tackle Air Pollution:

In a first-of-its-kind initiative of the Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India, DRIIV will conduct a technology-based pilot project called Project SAMEER (Solutions for Air-Pollution Mitigation through Engagement, Engineering, and Research) in Delhi-NCR... read more

Freepress Journal

IIT Delhi, DRIIV collaborate to control air-pollution levels in Delhi-NCR region:

A technology pilot - Project SAMEER (Solutions for Air-pollution Mitigation through Engagement, Engineering, and Research) will bring together local Government authorities, IIT Delhi researchers, tech startups, corporates, NGOs and communities to collectively address the air pollution menace in the winter months... read more

Shiksha

IIT Delhi, DRIIV collaborate to tackle air pollution in Delhi-NCR:

Prof Sagnik Dey, IIT Delhi, said "Air pollution is the largest environmental and health concern in India…..as part of project SAMEER, they would explore the impact of various air pollution mitigation technologies at hotspots of Delhi-NCR and promote clean air practices"... read more

The Print

Armed with science & tech solutions, govt & IIT-Delhi come together to fight air pollution:

Armed with science & tech solutions, govt & IIT-Delhi come together to fight air pollution…Office of Principal Scientific Advisor and IIT are working with tech & industry partners to monitor the city's AQI. Their pilot project will run in Delhi NCR from Nov '22 to Feb '23... read more

BlitzIndia

Doctors for Clean Air and Climate Action (Haryana Chapter) & City Action Group Gurugram launched:

Ms. Shipra Misra, CEO, CKIC-DRIIV said DRIIV is bringing academic institutes such as IITs, NGOs, corporates, government bodies such as GMDA, MCG, Haryana Pollution Control Board and all other stakeholders together to address these issues, starting with Gurugram as a pilot... read more

Dainik Jagran