Can we have access to the slides of this video? It is too long to watch

Nice index to understand the distribution and impact of air quality.

Very nicely told.

Can Power Bi load *.KML/KMZ files? Admin

There are 195 countries recognized by UN, who are member states. Another 10 are partially or unrecognized countries. That makes total of 205 countries. However, you said in video about 220 countries. Please name these 15 new countries that you invented.

my account does not allow to download as pdf

I request CSE to specifically pay attention to the quality of the audio while recording the lecture.

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Great session!

HI Pls share the PPTs

lot of echo problem in the audio..

please do share the ppt

it is very interesting, Thank you

nice to hear you

Interesting

Thanq sir valuable information 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 this is shiva prasad suryapet municipality environment engineer telangana state

Suggestions/Comments 1) Comment about 07:25: The default data in the "per capita" file was modified such that the file contained only 2 columns (instead of 4 columns in the original file). For each region 3 different types of CO2 emissions were summed up in to 1, resulting into 2 Columns. That is the reason "1:may" relationship was established between "Per Capita" and other 2. Without this change the relationship results in to "many:many", which is the least wanted one. This Comment is applicable only for those who are using the original files provided by CSE, during the training session. Just indicating so that the first time doers would not face confusion. 2) Correction at 17:30 - "1:1" instead of "1:many". At 18:10 it is said correctly.

Thanks for giving such a nice information about severity of Air pollution, understand whether our growth and development of country depend on Air quality index and its relationship with our life expectancy.

the SDG tracker shown in the presentation is not found on the link but individual SDG's are dedicated pages like a map system check them out its interactive.

precise and clear points with each part of the lecture with bullet points to remember - Thank you Mr. Richard Mahapatra. will do our best to tell a climate impact story using data as its language...

its so amazing presentation,that will change the perspective in which one can present to the audience..kudos Richard Mahapatra sir! Loved each moment..

This was incredibly informative!

Delivery of content is up to the mark.... Suits with the content presented

Where can I find the link?

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Thank you very much sir. I've really learnt a lot

Thank you for uploading sir

Great!

Thank you sir

Well narrated.

a highly informative and useful lecture

Sir what can we do to make our govts aware with all these thing if the life Expectancy reduces to 10 years of our loved ones and the people of Delhi and all Over India, facing These life threatening Air Pollution. Govt is not serious we are making aware every month with the data but not one is doing anything serious Which show a considerable Impact on the the Air pollution. No one is talking about Indoor air pollution.

Thankyou sir Data tell everything and people believe on data these days it will definitely Help every learner To Disseminate why Air pollution is Hazardous to Human life

Very informative

Let's go beyond Delhi, reasons for air pollution in Punjab, needs to be studied

Why are people just after Farmers ? Punjab is suffering due to pollution from industries.

Where we can access the data you have shown for tutorial

Thank you Sir for this instructive presentation. It has given real meaning to the bits of data and information that is otherwise available but difficult to tie together.

Strategy and contextualizing key to better communication. Made good sense. Thank you!

Another point to be highlighted: High time that waste management is upgraded to a business model, not merely as a civic services of collecting waste.

Another interesting point: Informal waste pickers have sensitized the source generators to NOT MIX the waste...its amazing...just that they are not being paid well for this.

Segregation can better be conveyed as "Do not mix."

Waste management is waste to resource. This is nice.

The Presenter, Mr. Rajit displays clarity of thought and ease of use in his presentation in using the software

Good presentation, explaining in simple language without much technical jargon and showing the merits and demerits of waste management. The role of the informal sector and its value for society is well explained. Thanks a lot for your wonderful presentation

Thanks for posting this video, really helpful

Many thanks!