Monitoring Air Pollution: An IoT Application

Kamble, Sneha; Mini, S.; Panigrahi, Trilochan

doi:10.1109/wispnet.2018.8538574

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“…This sensor is a semiconductor-based gas sensor that is less expensive and easier to operate than a nondispersive infrared sensor. Additionally, it is possible to detect CO gas with high sensitivity; the specifications of the CO sensor are listed in 3 Journal of Sensors [22,34]. Thus, the CO 2 gas sensor module CM1103 is installed to detect and monitor CO 2 concentrations.…”

Section: Smart-airmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…However, these studies were only focused on integrating an architecture of IoT platform to monitor the air quality in real time. Since the technologies feature a wireless sensor network to automatically transmit, process, analyze, and visualize data, merging these new technologies can also offer great advantages to improve indoor air quality [22][23][24][25].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Development of an IoT-Based Indoor Air Quality Monitoring Platform

Kim

et al. 2020

Journal of Sensors

158

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In this paper, an IoT-based indoor air quality monitoring platform, consisting of an air quality-sensing device called “Smart-Air” and a web server, is demonstrated. This platform relies on an IoT and a cloud computing technology to monitor indoor air quality in anywhere and anytime. Smart-Air has been developed based on the IoT technology to efficiently monitor the air quality and transmit the data to a web server via LTE in real time. The device is composed of a microcontroller, pollutant detection sensors, and LTE modem. In the research, the device was designed to measure a concentration of aerosol, VOC, CO, CO2, and temperature-humidity to monitor the air quality. Then, the device was successfully tested for reliability by following the prescribed procedure from the Ministry of Environment, Korea. Also, cloud computing has been integrated into a web server for analyzing the data from the device to classify and visualize indoor air quality according to the standards from the Ministry. An application was developed to help in monitoring the air quality. Thus, approved personnel can monitor the air quality at any time and from anywhere, via either the web server or the application. The web server stores all data in the cloud to provide resources for further analysis of indoor air quality. In addition, the platform has been successfully implemented in Hanyang University of Korea to demonstrate its feasibility.

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Section: Smart-airmentioning

confidence: 99%