Enriched spatial analysis of air pollution: Application to the city of Bogotá, Colombia

Air pollution is a global health issue, which especially affects people living in highly urbanized areas. Many large cities the developing world are heterogeneous population density and socioeconomic conditions. Under these circumstances, relying on classical air quality indexes may not be sufficient to provide detailed view of impact pollution. In paper, we propose an enriched spatial analysis By performing temporal Kriging PM 2.5 concentration, obtain map its distribution. Then, integrate features produce measure inequality between different demographic groups. We consider as working case city Bogotá, where across districts. The results our analyses identify polluted cluster located south-west city. Within this cluster, observe disproportionate representation from several vulnerable Overall, points out significant inequities with regard exposure poor quality. conduct for Bogotá perfectly repeatable any urban area equipped monitoring network.