"summary": "Air pollution is one of the most dangerous environmental threats in our planet. Although it is severe in highly populated and industrialized cities of developing countries, it is a major concern for developed countries as well. In the developed world, air quality data is gathered from a large number of air pollution monitoring stations. However, the volume of data is very high and it is not possible to analyze the data efficiently in real-time using the conventional methods. Hence, large scale data mining techniques can help in analyzing those data more efficiently and dynamically. In this paper, a method for mining large amount of air pollution data is proposed for finding air pollution hot spots and time of pollution using clustering methods and time-series analysis. The results, after using the method to the air pollution data of PM 2 . 5 , PM 10 and ozone in the United Kingdom from 2015-17, has shown that the pollution due to particulate matters was higher in winter season and ozone pollution had downward trend except some areas."
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