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Introduction: The Air Pollution Image Dataset from India and Nepal is a collection of images that depicts the level of air pollution in various cities of India and Nepal. The dataset has been created to help researchers and data scientists to study the effects of air pollution on human health and the environment. The images in the dataset have been captured using cameras installed at various locations in the cities.

Dataset Description: The Air Pollution Image Dataset from India and Nepal consists of a total of 12,240 images. Each image is of size 224 x 224 pixels and is saved in the JPG format. The dataset has been divided into two parts, one for India and the other for Nepal. The images in the dataset have been labeled according to the city they have been captured in. The dataset contains images from the following cities:

India:

  1. ITO, Delhi
  2. Dimapur, Nagaland
  3. Spice Garden, Bengaluru
  4. Knowledge Park III, Greater Noida
  5. New Ind Town, Faridabad
  6. Borivali East, Mumbai
  7. Oragadam, Tamil Nadu

Nepal:

  1. Biratnagar

The images in the dataset have been captured at different times of the day and different seasons to provide a comprehensive view of the air quality in these cities.

Dataset Usage: The Air Pollution Image Dataset from India and Nepal can be used for a wide range of applications such as:

Air quality monitoring and analysis Building computer vision models for air pollution detection Studying the effects of air pollution on human health and the environment Comparing air quality in different cities and regions Developing solutions to reduce air pollution

Contributor Guidelines:

If you would like to contribute to the Air Pollution Image Dataset from India and Nepal, please follow the guidelines below:

Ensure that the images you contribute are of high quality and have been captured in one of the cities mentioned above. Include the city name and the date of capture in the image file name. Submit your images in the JPG format and 224*224 size. Provide a short description of the location where the image was captured. Submit your images via a pull request on the GitHub repository.

Conclusion: The Air Pollution Image Dataset from India and Nepal is a valuable resource for researchers and data scientists who are studying the effects of air pollution. With the increasing levels of air pollution in cities, this dataset can help to develop solutions to mitigate the adverse effects on human health and the environment. The dataset is available on Kaggle, and we welcome contributions from anyone who has relevant images to share.