GIS Applications in Air Pollution Modeling

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is a system tool that started in the early 1960s. GIS is used to map a wide range of information and analyze different types of data. GIS incorporates information with a wide range of expressive data. This data is used to recognize geographical patterns and trends so that we can deepen our understanding of the environment and plan for the future. The advantages incorporate proficiency and superior navigation as well as a stronger administration. In this paper, we will discuss the many different applications of GIS in air pollution modeling, advancements within air pollution modeling and answer challenges that GIS currently face.