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[ad_1] The team was led by Pro. Raghunathan Rengaswamy, Dean (Global Engagement), Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Madras With these mobile monitoring devices, it would be feasible to map a whole city with excellent resolution for a fraction of the cost of a single reference monitoring station Researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT-M) have come up with a low-cost IoT-based mobile air pollution monitoring framework that uses sensors positioned on transportation systems to collect spatio-temporal data on air quality and constantly track the air quality of broad geographic regions with high degree of temporal and spatial accuracy. In other words, with these inexpensive mobile monitoring devices, it would be feasible to map a whole city with excellent resolution for a fraction of the cost of a single reference monitoring station. In the past, monitoring stations were keeping track of ambient air quality and put out the results as the “Air Quality Index&

[ad_1] Applications for the 2023 batch are currently open with 50 seats for the BS course and 20 seats for the M Tech course. (File photo/Twitter) The first offshore campus of the Indian Institute of Technology has also become the first-ever IIT to have a woman director, Prof Preeti Aghalayam Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras is going to launch India’s first global campus in Zanzibar-Tanzania, East Africa, on October 25, which will become the first IIT ever to be headed by a woman director. To start with, the campus will offer a BS degree in data science and AI and an M Tech degree in the same discipline. The new international campus will be headed by Prof Preeti Aghalayam, dean of the School of Science and Engineering at IIT Madras , who will now take charge of the Zanzibar campus as its director, the institute announced on Monday. The governments of India and Tanzania had last week signed an MoU to this effect. Applications for the 2023 batch are currently open with 50