The dataset utilized in this study corresponds to the year 2019 (all months) and covers an extensive region within the Mediterranean Basin. This particular year was selected to investigate seasonal variations in column-averaged dry-air mole fraction of methane (XCH₄), providing insights into methane dynamics over different climatic periods.
This data provides a comprehensive collection of air quality and meteorological data from several large cities in India. With 1,410 records, it includes key characteristics like the Air Quality Index (AQI) according to both U.S. and China standards, temperature, atmospheric pressure, humidity, wind speed, wind direction, and timestamps.
This dataset comprises 30 CSV files featuring text-based narratives developed as part of the MOVING (MOuntain Valorisation through INterconnectedness and Green Growth) Horizon 2020 project, which explores 454 value chains across 23 rural regions in 16 European countries. Additionally, it includes 30 JSON files that annotate the keywords within these narratives, linking them to their corresponding Wikidata entries and QIDs.
This dataset comprises 30 CSV files featuring text-based narratives developed as part of the MOVING (MOuntain Valorisation through INterconnectedness and Green Growth) Horizon 2020 project, which explores 454 value chains across 23 rural regions in 16 European countries. Additionally, it includes 30 JSON files that annotate the keywords within these narratives, linking them to their corresponding Wikidata entries and QIDs.
ATPAD: An Accessible Tool for Atmospheric Data Processing and Visualization is a Python-based project that enables the analysis and visualization of pre-processed databases in an easy and freely accessible manner. As an example, we apply ATPAD to process and visualize data from the University Network of Atmospheric Observatories (RUOA) of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), using three different stations located across Mexico. The access to the analyzed data-set an be found here. For the ATPAD code, please access: https://www.bremex-steaps.net/atpad
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This dataset webpage contains datasets of existing and proposed models
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The data for this research are gathered from a variety of environments to evaluate CO2 accumulation under a range of uncontrolled variables. The dataset includes both built environments and transportation settings, offering a comprehensive view of real-world conditions across different contexts:
The data used in this work is collected using the AirBox Sense system developed to detect six air pollutants, ambient temperature, and ambient relative humidity. The pollutants are Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2), surface Ozone (O3), Carbon Monoxide (CO), Sulphur Dioxide (SO2), Particulate Matter (PM2.5, and PM10). The sensors monitor these pollutants in real-time and store them in a cloud-based platform using a cellular module. Data are collected every 20 seconds, producing 4320 readings each day.
Data Collection Period: Both datasets cover the period from July 1, 2022, to July 31, 2023. This one-year span captures a full cycle of seasonal variations, which are critical for understanding and forecasting air quality trends.
Data Characteristics
- Temporal Resolution: The data is recorded at 15-minute intervals, offering detailed temporal resolution.
- Missing Data: Both datasets contain missing values due to sensor malfunctions or communication issues. These missing values were handled using imputation techniques as part of the preprocessing phase.
This data repository comprises three distinct datasets tailored for different predictive modeling tasks. The first dataset is a synthetic dataset designed to simulate multivariate time series patterns, incorporating both linear and non-linear dependencies among input and target features. The second dataset, the Beijing Air Quality PM2.5 dataset, consists of PM2.5 measurements alongside meteorological data like temperature, humidity, and wind speed, with the objective of predicting PM2.5 concentrations.
