About Delhi Air Health
A student-led project, built around a real Delhi question.
How can public air-quality data become easier to understand around Delhi campuses—and support research that others can inspect and reproduce?
The creator
Created by Shashwat Tiwary.
Delhi Air Health is an independent student project combining a public website with environmental-data collection, an auditable archive and a prospective research workflow. It is not a government service, a university research centre or a clinical service.
The site has been developed with software and AI-assisted development tools. Those tools help build and check the software; they do not establish scientific validity or substitute for independent expert review.
Creator website and contact ↗Two connected parts—not the same kind of evidence.
The public tools show monitoring context, campus comparisons, historical patterns and educational guidance. A nearby ambient monitor is an area-level reference, not a sensor on campus and not a measurement of your personal exposure.
The research workflow uses a documented protocol, quality checks and identified releases to study site-level air-quality patterns. A working dashboard or a pilot analysis is not, by itself, a completed study or evidence of health effects in students.
Trust should come from the evidence, not the presentation.
Delhi Air Health does not diagnose conditions, estimate personal health risk or replace medical advice. Campus names provide geographic context and do not imply endorsement. Missing data, monitor distance and source limitations matter even when the interface looks polished.
The live integrity and readiness pages distinguish planned work, registration status, pilot outputs and study results. Visitor analytics remain separate from the environmental research archive.