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Smart cities aim to improve the citizens' quality of life by leveraging information about urban scale processes extracted from heterogeneous data sources collected on citywide deployments. The Internet-of-Things (IoT) is, thus, the enabler of smart city technologies at urban scale. In this paper, we present PortoLivingLab, a multisource sensing infrastructure that leverages IoT technology to achieve city-scale sensing of four phenomena: weather, environment, public transport, and people flows. To sense these processes on a city scale, we deployed a vehicular network with over 600 vehicles and 19 static environmental sensors. We also developed an easily reconfigurable crowdsensing platform and carried out several crowdsensing campaigns with more than 600 participants. The data is collected in a common backend and stored using similar spatio-temporal data models to simplify sharing and joint analysis for the characterization of urban dynamics. We describe the architecture and composing elements of PortoLivingLab, highlighting the IoT technologies, and challenges faced. We present several proof-ofconcept use cases (e.g., passenger flows from WiFi connections) that provide new insights into different components of an evolving and moving city. Finally, we lay out the future lines of work Manuscript

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13Indoor air quality in nurseries is an interesting case of study mainly due to children's high vulnerability to 14 exposure to air pollution (with special attention to younger ones), and because nursery is the public

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