Fine-Grained Air Pollution Inference with Mobile Sensing Systems: A Weather-Related Deep ...
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A deep autoencoder pairs an encoder with a decoder that uses a weather-related ConvLSTM whose structure is tied to an atmospheric dispersion model, enabling physics-aware interpolation of irregular mobile samples. A half-year deployment at 500m×500m×1h resolution with 8 static, 12 buses, 3 cruisers shows the offline model cuts error ~14.9% versus prior methods and the quasi‑real‑time variant reduces error ~4.2%, remaining robust to low coverage and sensor faults.
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