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Oct 2026
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Artificial Intelligence & Data Science (M.E)
Jaihind College of Engineering Savitribai Phule Pune University Kuran, Maharashtra, India.
Artificial Intelligence & Data Science (M.E)
Jaihind College of Engineering Savitribai Phule Pune University Kuran, Maharashtra, India.
Artificial Intelligence & Data Science (M.E)
Jaihind College of Engineering Savitribai Phule Pune University Kuran, Maharashtra, India.
Computer Engineering
Jaihind College of Engineering Savitribai Phule Pune University Kuran, Maharashtra, India.
Air pollution remains a serious environmental and public health problem, driven mainly by vehicle emissions, industrial activity and fast urban growth. Most monitoring setups report only the pollution level at the present moment and say little about what the air will be like later. This paper surveys recent work on predicting air quality with machine learning and deep learning, and then describes a proposed system that joins an Arduino-based sensing unit with historical air pollution data. The hardware unit uses particulate matter, environmental and gas sensors to record PM2.5, PM10, temperature, humidity and selected gases, while a Java web-based application presents the readings and the forecasts to the user. Historical data from Kaggle supports model training and testing. After cleaning, missing-value handling, normalization and feature selection, Random Forest, Decision Tree, Support Vector Machine and Artificial Neural Network models are to be compared for predicting the Air Quality Index (AQI) and pollutant concentrations. The system is intended to offer real-time monitoring, forecasting and early warnings of poor air quality.
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The surveyed studies show that machine learning and deep learning can forecast air quality and the AQI with useful accuracy, and that IoT sensors can supply the live data such models need. They also show that ensemble and hybrid methods often perform well, and that interpretability and real-time usability remain important. Building on these findings, this paper described an Arduino-based monitoring unit combined with historical data, a comparison of Random Forest, Decision Tree, SVM and ANN models, and a Java web-based application for real-time display and early warnings. The system aims to move air quality monitoring from reporting present conditions toward forecasting future ones.
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10/26/2026
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