Sensor Network to Map and Predict Pollution, Effluents in Godavari
A group of U.S. researchers is working on a system to map undulating pollution trends in the Godavari. The exercise is part of a Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation project to support the programme of the Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI) to provide city-wide sanitation improvements in urban Andhra Pradesh. The objective is to inform State officials and citizens of a probable spike in levels of dangerous microbes or effluents, similar to weather and air pollution ....
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