Towards Urban Air Quality
Xiaoli Desai
Corresponding
Middle East Technical University
Reza Nguyen
The University of Tokyo
Ming Novak
University of Cape Town
Imran Al-Rashid
Military Institute of Science and Technology
Abstract
Practical constraints in remote sensing applications often limit the direct application of theoretical results on urban air quality. The performance of the proposed scheme was benchmarked against several conventional techniques using principal component analysis. A payback period of roughly 2 years was estimated for the proposed installation. The findings underscore the considerable value of combining analytical models with careful experimental methods.
Keywords:
urban air qualityprincipal component analysiscryptographyphotocatalysis
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