707 sites, including large construction areas, are under continuous observation.
Artificial‑intelligence‑driven cameras identify illegal open burning and traffic violations.
Mechanical road‑sweeping vehicles and water‑sprinkling systems are controlled remotely.
Traffic signals are coordinated based on live traffic flow to reduce vehicle emissions.
Inspectors wear body‑cameras to ensure they visit sites and take action.
The centre operates three shifts, providing 24‑hour surveillance.
The centre monitors thousands of construction sites and uses cameras to detect open burning.
Data from air‑quality stations and smart cameras help decide when to deploy road sweepers, water sprinklers, or adjust traffic signals.
Officials also wear body‑camera devices to record their inspections and enforce rules like the ‘No Pollution Certificate, No Fuel’ policy.
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