Aerosol Atmospheric Rivers

This book thoroughly examines aerosol pollution and aerosol atmospheric rivers (narrow corridors of concentrated suspended aerosols in the sky), exploring their significant effects on human health, the environment, and global climate. Readers will find detailed discussions on these phenomena' sources, composition, patterns, and advanced methods for their detection, monitoring, and mitigation. Each chapter examines the complex dynamics of aerosol atmospheric rivers and the use of data mining and artificial intelligence in analyzing aerosol pollution. The book also highlights the interactions between aerosol pollution, aerosol atmospheric rivers, and particulate matter concentrations with associated risk, offering practical adaptation, mitigation, and resilience strategies.

Presents an interdisciplinary approach Provides global and regional focus Showcases relationship between AAR and PM

Autorentext

Prof. Manish Kumar Goyal is a Chair Professor- BIS Standardization and Dean, Infrastructure Development at the Indian Institute of Technology Indore. His research interests include water, air, and soil, with a focus on GIS and remote sensing applications in water, environment, and climate change. Mr. Shivukumar Rakkasagi is a PhD Scholar and DST INSPIRE Fellow at the Indian Institute of Technology Indore. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from VTU University and an MSc in Geoinformatics from KSRDPR University. His research spans a wide array of domains, including Geospatial Intelligence, Climate Risk Analytics, Sustainable Development, Wetlands, Key Biodiversity Areas, Multi-Hazard Disaster Management, Techno-Societal Frameworks, and Water Resources Management.

Inhalt

Chapter 1. Understanding the significance of aerosol pollution and aerosol atmospheric rivers.- Chapter 2. Aerosol Atmospheric Rivers.- Chapter 3. Application of Data Mining and AI&ML in Aerosol Pollution and Aerosol Atmospheric Rivers.- Chapter 4. Satellite-Based Monitoring of Aerosols, AARs and Particulate Matter Concentrations.- Chapter 5. Impacts of Aerosol Pollution, AARs and PM.