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32. National Botanical Research Institute,Post Box No 436 Rana Pratap MargLucknow- 226001,Tel: (+91) 522 271031-35 Fax: (+91)522 282849, 282881 Lucknow33. National Geophysical Research Institute, Uppal Road, HyderabadTelephone:0091-40-7171124,FAX:0091-40-717156434. National <strong>Environmental</strong> Engineering Research Institute, NagpurRO- Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai,Calcutta, Ahmedabad, Cochin,Hyderabad, Kanpur35. National Hydrology Institute, RoorkeeRO- Belgaum (Hard Rock RegionalCentre), Jammu (WesternHimalayan Regional Centre),Guwahati (North Eastern RegionalCentre), Kakinada (Deltaic RegionalCentre), Patna (Ganga Plains NorthRegional Centre), and Sagar (GangaPlains South)36. National Institute Of Urban Affairs, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi37. National Institute of Occupational HealthMeghaninagar, AhmedabadRO- Banglore, Calcutta38. NRSA Data Centre Department of Space, Balanagar,Hyderabad 500 037Ph- 040-30785603078664sales@nrsa.gov.in39. Rajiv Gandhi National Drinking Water Mission40. Space Application Centre Value Added Services Cell (VASC) Remote Sensing Application AreaAhmedabad 380 053079-676 1188 Dust filtering potential of common avenue trees and roadside shrubshas been determined, besides studies have also been conducted onheavy-metals accumulation potential of aquatic plants supposedlyuseful as indicators of heavy metal pollution in water bodies andcapable of reducing the toxic metals from water bodies.Assessment of bio-diversity of various regions of IndiaExploration, assessment and management of ground water resourcesincluding ground water modelling and pollution studiesNational Air Quality Monitoring (NAQM) for CPCBDatabase on cleaner technologies of industrial productionsBasin studies, hydrometeorological network improvement,hydrological year book, hydrological modelling, regional floodformulae, reservoir sedimentation studies, environmental hydrology,watershed development studies, tank studies, and drought studies.Urban Statistics Handbookepidemiological studies and surveillance of hazardous occupationsincluding air pollution, noise pollution, agricultural hazards, industrialhazards in organised sectors as well as small scale industries,carcinogenesis, pesticide toxicology, etcWHO collaborative centre for occupational health for South East Asiaregion and the lead institute for the international programme onchemical safety under IPCS (WHO)Satellite data products (raw data, partially processed (radiometricallycorrected but geometrically uncorrected), standard data(radiometrically and geometrically corrected), geocoded data(1:50,000and 1:25000 scale), special data products like mosaiced, merged andextracted) available on photographic (B?W and FCC in form of film of240 mm X 240mm or enlargements/paper prints in scale varyingbetween 1:1M and 1:12500 and size varying between 240mm and1000mm) and digital media (CD-ROMs, 8 mm tapes)Database for groundwater using remote sensing technology (RegionalRemote Sensing Service Centre involved in generation of groundwater prospect maps at 1:50,000 scale for the State of Kerala,Karnataka, AP, MP and Rajasthan for RGNDWM)National Natural Resource Information SystemLanduse mapping for coastal regulation zone (construction setbackline) upto 1:12500 scaleInventory of coastal wetlands, coral reefs, mangroves, seaweedsMonitoring and condition assessment of protected coastal areasREPORT ON SECONDARY DATA COLLECTION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE 10
Fax- 079-676273541. State Pollution Control Board 42. State Ground Water Board43. Survey of India 44. Town and Country Planning Organisation45. Wildlife Institute of India Post Bag No. 18, Chandrabani Dehradun -248 001, Uttaranchal Tel#0135 640111 -15,Fax#0135 640117email : wii@wii .46. Zoological Survey of India Prani Vigyan Bhawan'M' Block, New AliporeCalcutta - 700 053Phone # 91-33-4786893, 4783383Fax # 91-33-786893RO - Shillong, Pune, Dehradun,Jabalpur, Jodhpur, Chennai, Patna,Hyderabad, Canning, Behrampur,Kozikode, Itanagar, Digha, PortBliar, SolanWetland mapping and inventoryMapping of potential hotspots and zoning of environmental hazardsGeneral geological and geomorphological mapping in diverse terrainLandslide risk zonation for Tehre areaState Air Quality Monitoring ProgrammeInventory of polluting industriesIdentification and authorization of hazardous waste generatingindustriesInventory of biomedical waste generating industriesWater quality monitoring of water bodies receiving wastewaterdischargesInventory of air polluting industriesIndustrial air pollution monitoringAir consent, water consent, authorization, environment monitoringreportsTopographical surveys on 1:250,000 scales, 1:50,000 and 1:25,000scalesDigital Cartographical Data Base of topographical maps on scales1:250,000 and 1:50,000Data generation and its processing for redefinition of Indian GeodeticDatumMaintenance of National Tidal Data Centre and receiving/ processingof tidal data of various ports.Coastal mapping along the Eastern coast line has been in progress tostudy the effect of submergence due to rise in sea-level and othernatural phenomenon. Ground surveys have been completed for theproposed coastal region and maps are under printing.District planning maps containing thematic information (135 maps)have been printed out of 249 maps covering half the districts of India.Districts planning maps for remaining half of the area are beingprocessed by National Atlas and Thematic Mapping Organisation(NATMO)Urban mapping - Thematic maps and graphic database on towns(under progress in association with NRSA and State town planningdepartment)Provide information and advice on specific wildlife managementproblems.National Wildlife DatabaseRed Book for listing of endemic speciesSurvey of faunal resourcesREPORT ON SECONDARY DATA COLLECTION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE 11
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Table of Contents3.5.2 Tannery effl
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