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The independent data analyses report is based on the available data collected
for pollutants PM10, PM2.5, Sulphur Dioxide (SO2), Benzene, Ozone (O3),Nitrogen
Dioxide (NO2) and Carbon monoxide (CO) from stations operated by Central Pollution
Control Board (Shadipur, Dwarka, Dilshad Garden, DCE and ITO) and 08 manual
stations (Pitampura, Sirifort, Janakpuri, Nizamuddin, Shahzada Bagh, Shahdara, BSZ
Marg and ITO).
The available data was also compared with the pre odd-even scheme i.e. April 1-
14.
The data obtained from these 17 stations for entire period of April, 2016
(covering pre odd even days i.e. April 1-14 and Odd even days i.e. April 15-30) are
presented in Tables-1 to 7 below:
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Table-1: PM2.5 µg/m3
PRE ODD EVEN DURING ODD EVEN
Stations Max Min Average Max Min Average
DMS Shadipur
135 111 126 146 103 123
NSIT Dwarka 147 96 121 192 103 137↑
IHBAS Dilshad Garden
182 92 143 157 97 121
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Table-3: NO2 µg/m3
PRE ODD EVEN DURING ODD EVEN
Stations Max Min Average Max Min Average
DMS Shadipur 72 36 51 87 38 66↑
NSIT Dwarka 26 12 18 39 13 23↑
IHBAS Dilshad Garden 42 21 33 78 26 52↑
Pitampura 41 31 37 84 21 48↑
Nizamuddin 47 43 45 83 31 55↑
Sirifort 48 47 47 72 31 54↑
ShahzadaBagh 61 51 55 95 46 65↑
Janakpuri 57 47 52 75 42 52
Shadhara 66 56 60 63 31 49
PariveshBhawan 35 23 28 72 28 46↑
ITO BSZ Marg 66 38 57 112 35 74↑
DPCC Stations
R.K. Puram 109 50 69 138 45 87↑
Mandir Marg 66 25 41 102 27 59↑
Punjabi Bagh 96 56 80 131 59 91↑
Anand Vihar 109 50 82 163 67 109↑
Average 63 39 50 93 36 62↑
Table-4:SO2 µg/m3
PRE ODD EVEN DURING ODD EVEN
Stations Max Min Average Max Min Average
DMS Shadipur 30 13 22 38 14 23↑
NSIT Dwarka 19 9 13 24 3 11
IHBAS Dilshad Garden
17 8 13 18 9 13
Pitampura 5 4 5 31 4 17↑
Nizamuddin 4 4 4 15 5 8↑
Sirifort 4 4 4 26 5 10↑
ShahzadaBagh 9 6 7 25 9 14↑
Janakpuri 5 4 4 20 7 11↑
Shadhara 12 7 9 30 7 18↑
PariveshBhawan 29 5 16 50 14 31↑
ITO BSZ Marg 17 7 13 37 6 17↑
DPCC Stations
R.K. Puram 74 21 47 62 28 47
Mandir Marg 29 13 21 81 14 38↑
Punjabi Bagh 58 19 31 62 16 43↑
Anand Vihar 118 18 39 69 11 36
Average 29 9 16 39 10 34↑
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Table-5:CO µg/m3
PRE ODD EVEN DURING ODD EVEN
Stations Max Min Average Max Min Average
DMS Shadipur 1264 423 776 1801 643 1191↑
NSIT Dwarka 949 371 575 1493 626 942↑
IHBAS Dilshad Garden
740 466 584 991 478 640↑
DPCC Stations
R.K. Puram 2754 497 1209 4194 818 2308↑
Punjabi Bagh 2645 611 1312 3088 769 1588↑
Average 1670 474 891 2313 667 1334↑
Table-6: O3 µg/m3
PRE ODD EVEN DURING ODD EVEN
Stations Max Min Average Max Min Average
DMS Shadipur 72 38 52 77 23 60↑
NSIT Dwarka 61 35 50 107 21 73↑
DPCC Stations
R.K. Puram 117 38 89 177 54 114↑
Punjabi Bagh 114 63 79 137 51 100↑
AnandVihar 31 15 24 61 12 45↑
Average 79 38 59 112 32 78↑
Based on the above data, it may be seen that there was increase in
concentration of pollutants at most of the monitoring locations during the period under
reference.
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The Meteorological Profile
The record of meteorological parameters like Mixing Height (m), Wind Speed
(m/s), Temperature (˚C) and Relative Humidity (%) for the entire period of April 2016 is
tabulated at Table-8. In the fortnight before odd even scheme, prominent wind direction
was from west, followed by north-west and south-west. During the period of odd even
scheme, the wind direction remained same as west, however this got shifted as south-
th th
west followed by north-west. From 25 to 27 wind speed and mixing height was
comparatively lower. The charts showing PM2.5 profile with respect to mixing height
and wind speed are given at Table-9, Figure-1 and Figure-2 respectively.
The data regarding plying of vehicles were sought from Department of Transport,
Govt. of National Capital Territory of Delhi.
Conclusion
The air quality is affected by various meteorological factors like Mixing Height (m), Wind
Speed (m/s), Temperature (˚C), solar radiation, Relative Humidity (%), conditions in the
airshed outside Delhi etc., besides emission from various sources including vehicles.
The decrease in vehicular emission was not a dominant enough factor to impact
observed data. Further, since meteorological factors as well as emission from various
sources outside Delhi in the airshed varies from time to time, data for different periods
do not lend themselves to scientifically accurate comparison.
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Table-8: RECORD OF METEOROLOGICAL PARAMETERS
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Table-9: PROFILE OF PM2.5 WITH RESPECT TO METEOROLOGICAL PARAMETERS
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Agency: CPCB
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1 ITO**
10 12 2 Shahdara*
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5 1 5 Janakpuri*
6 Sirifort**
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7 8 DCE, Bawana
9 Dilshad Garden
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