Utilizing low-cost optical sensor for the measurement of particulate matter and calculating Pearson's correlation coefficient

Kirešová, Simona; Rusyn, Volodymyr; Guzan, Milan; Vorobets, George; Sobota, Branislav; Vorobets, Oleksandr

doi:10.1117/12.3014098

Sixteenth International Conference on Correlation Optics 2024

DOI: 10.1117/12.3014098

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Utilizing low-cost optical sensor for the measurement of particulate matter and calculating Pearson's correlation coefficient

Simona Kirešová,

Volodymyr Rusyn,

Milan Guzan

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Particulate Matter in the Eastern Slovakia Region: Measurement, Monitoring, and Evaluation

Kirešová,

Guzan,

Sobota

et al. 2024

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The paper focuses on the measurement of PM and other meteorological parameters in a small region of central Europe—eastern Slovakia and northeastern Hungary. Due to the increasing availability of sensors measuring not only PM, but also temperature, humidity, pressure, VOC, NOx, and CO2, new possibilities arise in terms of comparing (mainly in terms of correlation) PM and the other measured parameters, thus generating a large amount of data for evaluation. The correlations found are typical for inland conditions, thus able to map other regions of the world. The presented measurements can also be used to predict the evolution of PM with alerts for people with respiratory diseases, or in virtual reality using a digital twin of a humanoid robot.

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Particulate Matter in the Eastern Slovakia Region: Measurement, Monitoring, and Evaluation

Kirešová,

Guzan,

Sobota

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Utilizing low-cost optical sensor for the measurement of particulate matter and calculating Pearson's correlation coefficient

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Particulate Matter in the Eastern Slovakia Region: Measurement, Monitoring, and Evaluation

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