Fog Harvesting

Assessment of Fog Harvesting Potential in Pakistan

Maaz Maqsood Hashmi^*, Uzma Majeed, Kanwal Waqar

Abstract

The airborne potable water already exist in at least 17 nations. Large mesh structures, of hundreds of square meters each, could be set up relatively inexpensively; once in place, they cost virtually nothing to operate. Pakistan is the country with one of the most effective river systems and water sources. Alternate water harvesting techniques can aid the water resilience. Fog, although a seasonal but, is an unattended water resource in Pakistan. Fog harvesting potential is there to carry on. The fog in plain areas like Lahore is contaminated with the silicon pollutants, the reason is that the farmers used to burn off the rice straw and it condenses down with the fog. The major finding of this study comprised that fog may be transformed into water so that keeping the mobility in order by running the airports and land tracks efficiently.