In the links below, you will find information regarding the collection and calculations used during the Pune Emissions Inventory. The Methods have been divided into two broad categories as:

Emission Estimation Documentation

The Estimation has been divided according to the source. The four broad categories of sources are given below. The details of all the individual methods are available and can be obtained by clicking on the names.

AREA SOURCES

• Cooking in slums using biofuels (wood, dung, agricultural waste)

• Agricultural Burning

• Forest fires and burning

• Agricultural Land Preparation

• Paved Road Dust

• Unpaved Road Dust, non-agricultural

• Unpaved Road Dust, agricultural

• Street Sweeping

• Trash Burning

• Commercial Cooking

• Cremation

• Construction - Residential structures

• Construction - Commercial structures

• Construction - Bitumen roads

• Construction - Concrete roads

• Construction - Bridges

• Construction - Hot mix plants

• Cooking in Slums

• Street Vendor Cooking

• Agricultural Pumps

• Generators

POINT OR STATIONARY SOURCES

• Biomedical Waste (Acrobat Pdf 24KB)

• Small Engg. Industry with Metal Reheating

• Small Scale Brick Kiln Industry

• Large Engg. Industry

• Large Scale Chemical Industry

• Large Scale Dairy Industry

• Small Engg. Industry Secondary Metal Melting

• Small scale chemical industries

• Small Scale Dry-cleaning Industry

• Small Scale Food Industry

• Stone pulverization industry

ON ROAD MOBILE SOURCES

• Mobile

OFF ROAD MOBILE SOURCES

• Agricultural Tractor Emissions

• Diesel Trains

NATURAL SOURCES

• Agricultural Wind blown Dust

Database Documentation

The files below have been divided into various technical aspects necessary for developing the results in the displayed format.

DATABASE

• Transaction format for Emission Estimates (MSExcel 27KB)

• Data Dictionary

CODING STRUCTURE

• Pune Emission Inventory Code (MSExcel 156KB)

• Administrative Ward Code

• Taluka Code

• Electoral ward Code

GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS)

• Introduction, Planning and Other Details