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Sentinel-5PCPCB API
Emission heatmap · Delhi NCR (CO₂)
Speed km/h35
Direction °200°
24h sim00:00
15m / sec
NOx weekly trend · Q1 (Wk 1–13) · mg/Nm³ vs CPCB limit 450
NOx avg by plant & shift (mg/Nm³) vs CPCB limit 450
RAG retrieval pipeline · Research workflow
CO₂ trajectory · 2024 actuals → 2030 forecast ESG
Scope 3 Disclosure · Monte Carlo Reduction Pathways ESG
Probability-weighted Scope 3 reduction pathways · Hover to explore
SCOPE 3 SOURCESINTERVENTIONSSCENARIOSSupply Chain82,000 ktEnergy Upstr…42,000 ktCapital Goods28,000 ktFleet Ops23,000 ktWaste & Other15,000 ktSupplier Dec…Renewable PP…Asset Effici…Carbon Offse…Net-zero 203038%−50% by 202752%BAU −15%10%
Monte Carlo 10k runs · Scope 3 Pathways · BRSR FY2024
Net-zero (58%)  Conservative (42%)  10k simulations · offset + intensity + audit intervention paths
Sensor Network Topology · Metro Corridor Outages Public Infra
Healthy  Drift (>3σ)  Outage  15 stations · real Delhi Metro coordinates · click marker for details
GRAP compliance funnel · NCR districts Regulatory
Traffic congestion · DMRC interchange topology Public Infra
Saturated >120% 90–120% Within capacity 12 interchanges · ₹47 Cr remediation
Citation network · ML/AI cluster topology Research
ML Theory NLP/RAG CV/Multimodal 35 nodes · 52 edges · 5 clusters
RAG Evaluation Framework · 3 frameworks compared Research
RAGAS TruLens DeepEval faithfulness · context recall · answer relevancy
Waterlogging · monsoon drainage hotspots · Delhi NCR Public Infra
>30 min standing  10–30 min  <10 min  15 blackspots · 9-cm rainfall threshold · Jul–Oct 2024 · click marker for details
Supply Chain Resilience · SPoF Risk Network Industries
High risk (SPoF) Medium risk Low risk 5 critical SPoFs · Rajasthan Coal & Mundra Port highest
NCR Emission Hotspot · 25 BRSR-listed facilities Industries
Speed km/h35
Direction °198°
Steel/Cement (breach) Power/Petrochems Auto/Electronics 47 hotspot zones · plume trails with wind
Facility Energy Intensity · BRSR Peer Benchmarking Industries
GJ / ₹Cr revenue — vs sector peer median (dashed)
Renewable %
Above peer median Below peer median 18 facilities · 7 NIC sectors
Climate Physical Risk · 8 TCFD-Assessed Assets Industries
Speed km/h60
Direction °120°
High risk (>0.6) Medium (0.4–0.6) Low (<0.4) 8 assets · coastal plume expands with wind speed
Supply Chain · SPoF Vulnerability Ranking Industries
Critical (>80) High (70–80) Moderate 5 SPoFs · Rajasthan Coal Mine score 88
Supply Chain · Transport Mode Volume & SPoF Exposure Industries
2+ SPoFs on mode 1 SPoF No SPoF Road 12,040 kt/yr · Rail 3 SPoFs
Facility Energy Intensity · Efficiency Frontier by Sector Industries
Energy intensity (GJ/₹Cr) vs Renewable % · 18 BRSR-listed facilities
18 BRSR facilities · x = GJ/₹Cr · y = Renewable % · CEA target 25%
Sector Renewable Energy Mix · vs CEA Generation Benchmark Industries
Avg renewable energy % by sector · CEA benchmark 25%
At/above 25% target Below target Only Auto & Chemicals sectors meeting CEA benchmark
Climate Physical Risk · 8 Assets × 6 Hazard Matrix Industries
AssetFloodHeatCycloneWildfireWaterCoastalComposite
Odisha Coastal0.840.560.880.220.420.920.65
Bengal Paper0.880.620.720.160.480.760.63
Gujarat Cement0.620.820.640.280.740.580.64
Faridabad Steel0.740.680.120.180.810.050.49
Rajasthan Chem0.220.940.080.440.920.020.47
Gurgaon Auto0.520.720.100.140.780.040.44
Pune Auto0.580.600.320.380.660.180.49
Himachal Hydro0.420.380.040.620.280.020.30
Weights: Flood 22% · Heat 18% · Cyclone 16% · Water 20% · Wildfire 12% · Coastal 12% · Source: IPCC AR6 / SwissRe NatCat
High (>0.70) Medium (0.40–0.70) Low · IPCC AR6 SSP2-4.5 · TCFD weights applied
Climate Risk · Insurance Premium Uplift by Asset Industries
Insurance premium uplift % by asset · TCFD material threshold 20%
≥20% (TCFD material) 12–20% <12% Odisha Coastal Smelter +32% · SwissRe NatCat actuary curve
NCR Flood Exposure · Monsoon Risk Zones by Catchment ESG
Critical (≤5yr return)  High (5–10yr)  Medium  Low  698k properties at risk · click zones for detail · NDMA FY2024
Stubble Burning · Wind-Driven PM₂.₅ Plume Attribution ESG
Wind Speed km/h14
Direction °312°
CAAQMS station (PM₂.₅)  Fire cluster  2,847 active fires · 38% NCR PM₂.₅ attribution · drag wind sliders
Urban Heat Island · LST Premium Overlay · Delhi Wards ESG
Grid resolution ~500 m · Landsat-8 Band 10 (100m resampled) · 12 Delhi wards · FY2024
NCR Flood Exposure · Cumulative Damage by Catchment ESG
Properties at risk (000s) · NDMA / Delhi Flood Control FY2024
ImpactMitigationNet
Flood impact  Mitigation  Net  698k properties at risk · Yamuna main 428k · NDMA FY2024
NCR Flood Priority · Urgency × Impact Action Matrix ESG
CriticalHighMediumLow
Yamuna Main & Hindon Drain: Act Now · 8 zones · bubble = population at risk
Stubble Burning · PM₂.₅ Plume Trend vs Fire Count ESG
NCR PM₂.₅ µg/m³ vs active fire count · Oct–Dec 2024 · CPCB + FIRMS VIIRS
PM₂.₅ µg/m³  Fire count  Nov 5 peak 496 µg/m³ · 634 fires · FIRMS VIIRS
Stubble Burning · Source Attribution Flow to Delhi ESG
FIRE SOURCESNH CORRIDORSDELHI IMPACTPunjab42%Haryana31%UP27%NH-4438%NH-4822%NH-924%NH-5816%North Delhi+18 µg/m³West Delhi+14 µg/m³East Delhi+12 µg/m³Central Delhi+8 µg/m³Source: CPCB CAAQMS · ISRO VIIRS FIRMS · Nov 2024 peak event
PunjabHaryanaUP
Punjab 42%  Haryana 31%  UP 27%  Hover paths to highlight · NH-44 dominant corridor · North Delhi +18 µg/m³
Urban Heat Island · Ward Temperature Anomaly vs City Mean ESG
LST anomaly vs NCR city mean (°C) · MODIS Terra Day/Night 2024
Above city mean  Below city mean  Wazirpur +4.8°C hottest · Sanjay Van –4.1°C coolest
Urban Heat Island · Causal Factor Radar by Zone Type ESG
UHI causal factor intensity (0–100) by zone type · SEAC/NDVI analysis
Industrial  Commercial  Residential  Green Zone  Industrial heat + albedo dominate · green zones offset via vegetation
Traffic Congestion · 6 Corridors × 5 Time Slots Public Infra
V/C Ratio · 0 (green) → 10 (red) · NCR Key Corridors
Corridor06:0009:0012:0017:0021:00
NH-44 Panipat–Delhi3.29.16.48.85.2
NH-48 Gurgaon–Delhi2.88.65.89.24.8
NH-9 Ghaziabad3.67.85.28.44.2
Ring Road Inner4.18.27.18.96.4
Outer Ring Road2.47.45.67.84.6
DND Flyway2.18.86.28.65.8
Peak 09:00 & 17:00 · V/C ratio · NH-48 worst at 0.96 peak
Level-of-Service Benchmark · V/C Ratio vs LOS-C 0.85 Public Infra
ReferenceLine at 0.85 (HCM LOS-C threshold) · red = saturated corridor
Drainage Capacity Deficit · NCR Stormwater Network Public Infra
Design 2840 ML/day → Actual 1510 ML/day · 47% capacity lost
Drainage Incident Lifecycle · 5-Stage Funnel Public Infra
183 events → 62 resolved (34%) · source: NMCG monitoring FY2024
Delhi Grid Load Profile · 24-Hour Demand vs Renewable Public Infra
Peak demand 6.2 GW at 18:00 · renewable 2.82 GW at 15:00 peak solar
Delhi Power Flow · Generation Mix → End Use Public Infra
Coal 42% · Solar 18% · Total 7,200 MW peak dispatch · NTPC + SLDC FY2024
EPR Plastic Waste Flow · US EPA PRO Scenario Regulatory
SOURCES / PRODUCERSCHANNELSOUTCOMESHDPE ContainersPET BottlesMulti-layer FilmEPS PackagingSachet & PouchPRO Tier-1 Netw…MRF SortingInformal Recycl…Co-process KilnsFully Fulfilled (≥9…Partially Met (70–9…Shortfall (30–69%)Critical Gap (<30%)
Producer obligation  Fulfilled  Shortfall  Click or hover nodes to trace flows · 3 PRO tiers · US EPA EPR scenario
EU Night Noise Events · END Directive Lnight (dB) Regulatory
Lnight >65 dB  60–65 dB  <60 dB  15 EU cities · END Directive 2002/49/EC · circle = population · click for details
Hudson River · WWTP Discharge Points · BOD mg/L Regulatory
BOD >10 mg/L  7–10 mg/L  <7 mg/L  10 discharge sites · Hudson R. Waterford → Yonkers · NYSDEC FY2024 · click for BOD
US Plastic Recovery Gap · 5 Resin Categories · EPA FY2022 Regulatory
42.8 Mt collected → 6.6 Mt recovered · 15.4% recovery rate · source: EPA Plastics Facts & Figures 2022
Plastic Recovery Rate vs 30% EPA Target · By Resin Type Regulatory
HDPE (29.4%) and PET (26.8%) nearest target · Film and EPS critically below · source: EPA 2022
EU Night Noise Events · Q1 2025 Calendar Regulatory
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Peak: New Year Jan 1 (74 events) · Carnival Feb 28 (58) · source: EEA NOISE Obs.
Lnight Exceedance Above 55 dB WHO Limit · 12 EU Cities Regulatory
Compliant cities (Stockholm, Vienna, Warsaw) below WHO target · 8 cities exceed
Hudson River WWTP · BOD/COD Quarterly Trend 2022–24 Regulatory
NYSDEC secondary treatment standard BOD ≤30 mg/L · Q3 storm-runoff peak · 6 of 10 quarters above standard
Hudson Watershed Flow · Tributaries → Main Stem → Estuary Regulatory
Mohawk R. 42% tributary flow · 3 major tributaries · USGS streamflow FY2024
ML/AI Publication Trends · 2016–2024 · arXiv + Semantic Scholar Research
ML Theory  NLP/LLM  CV  NLP/LLM 38% share in 2024 · 4.2× growth since 2020 · source: arXiv cs.CL
Research Topic Share · Citation Cluster Contribution Research
LLM/RAG 38% · CV 24% · Reinforcement 18% · source: Semantic Scholar citation clusters 2024
Retrieval Precision-Recall · 8 RAG Configurations Research
BM25  Dense  Hybrid  Hybrid top-k=5 Pareto optimal · BEIR benchmark · F1 peak 0.74
RAGAS Score Decomposition · Pipeline Evaluation Research
Positive contribution  Gap to target  Faithfulness 0.82 · Context Recall 0.76 · Answer Relevancy 0.88
Model Benchmark · MMLU · HumanEval · HellaSwag Research
MMLU  HumanEval  HellaSwag  GPT-4o leads MMLU (88.7%) · Llama-3 competitive on HumanEval
Model Capability Radar · 4 Models × 6 Dimensions Research
GPT-4o  Llama-3  Mistral  Gemini  Reasoning · Coding · Factuality · RAG · Latency · Safety
Grid reliability · transformer load gauge bank Public Infra
>95% capacity 80–95% <80% 20 utility zones · NYISO / ERCOT / PJM / MISO · peak load factors
MLflow Experiment Log · RAG Pipeline · 42 Runs Research
Best run  Candidate  Failed Best RAGAS 0.84 · chunk_size=512 · top_k=5 · temperature=0.2
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