01473nam a2200133Ia 4500008004100000041001200041100002000053245010400073260004100177510099500218942000701213999001901220952010001239231221s9999    xx            000 0 und d  aEnglish  aVaishnavi, Y V. 0aAmbient air quality monitoring in metropolitan city for resorting human health safetybDinesh, M S.  c2018-2019bPES UniversityaBengaluru  aAccelerated growth in industrialization has resulted in the existence of lethal substance in the air that has to be monitored to control the adverse effect. Analysis has been performed to regulate pollutant variation in ambient air quality monitoring Of Bangalore City for resorting human health safety from January to March (2016-2019). The data were collected from Bangalore City's 21 site consisting of industrial, residential, mixed urban, sensitive, and commercial zones. The average. Monthly, annual and seasonal fluctuation of the pollutant is S02, PM1.0, NO2, PM2.5 is noticed and found in the form of AQI. The study results determined the concentration of PM10 and PM2.5 across the year's trend analysis almost invariably exceeded the national threshold. The mean statistical analysis of the metrological parameter represented an increasing wind speed causing the dispersion of high concentration pollutants during December to January. Thus, it is evident from the study that the P  cCD  c237093d237093  r2024-01-26 00:00:00l0pCD7220w2024-01-26yCD10407000aMLbMLd0000-00-00EBT/PGGRSF1V0