- feedback form : asking for new features to be added from the user and priority list of features according to them for improving our formula of calculating livabilty index.
- user profile
- dynamic ranking of top 10 lists
Creating a model that predicts the livability of a city based on environmental changes, including land use, deforestation, urban expansion, and pollution indices. This project leverages real-time satellite data and machine learning techniques to provide valuable insights for urban planning and public awareness.
- search for data and apis for all kind of pollution indexes
- data of past years for training the machine learning model
- apis for showing the real time info of indexes
- a dynamic list of top ten cities (first we will work on top 10 cities of india) which would change acc. to a livability index considering all the other pollution indexes.
- Obtain real-time satellite data from publicly available sources (e.g., Landsat, Copernicus).
- Access pollution indices and air quality data from relevant sources (ground-based monitoring stations, environmental agencies).
- Preprocess the data values, dependant and independant environmental factors.
- Integrate pollution indices with corresponding spatial and temporal information.
- Use machine learning algorithms (e.g., CNNs) for change detection in satellite images.
- Train the model on pairs of images from different time periods with labeled information on changes (deforestation, urban expansion, etc.).
- Extract relevant features from satellite data and pollution indices indicative of environmental changes and air quality.
- Features include temperature, pollutant concentrations, etc.
- Analyze the relationship between environmental changes, pollution levels, purchasing power parity and perceived livability.
- Use statistical methods to identify significant patterns and correlations in the data.
- Build a predictive model (e.g., regression model or machine learning model) to estimate a livability index for a city.
- Consider factors such as ppp, air quality, and various other physical and emotional factors in the model.
- Validate the model using a separate set of data not used during training.
- Test the model's performance against historical data to assess its accuracy in predicting past livability.
- Develop a user-friendly interface or a dashboard for visualizing predicted livability indices for different cities.
- Include maps, charts, and other visual elements to make the information accessible to the general public and government officials.
- Use the trained model to predict future environmental changes and livability indices based on ongoing trends.
- Provide insights into potential challenges and areas that require attention for sustainable development.
- Implement the model as a mobile application accessible to the public.
- Consider collaboration with local governments for more informed urban planning decisions.
- Address ethical considerations, including data privacy, bias in the model, and transparency in predictions.
Collaborate with experts in remote sensing, machine learning, and environmental science for accurate and reliable results.