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Management of missing air pollution data within urban environments using machine learning regressions: a case study for Delhi, India

Jul 2026 · Environmental science and pollution research international · Vol 33, pp. 14364 - 14392 · 0 citations · 78 references
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An iterative, multi-model machine learning workflow to reconstruct missing daily pollution data for all six pollutants across 45 stations from 2014–2024 supports the usefulness of the approach for long-term regional reconstruction while also highlighting its limitations for pollutants with strong local emission signatures.

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