2019
DOI: 10.1007/s11277-019-06936-4
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Vehicle Pollution Monitoring, Control and Challan System Using MQ2 Sensor Based on Internet of Things

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“…Figure 1 represents a basic IoT-based architecture for pollution monitoring systems. Solutions such as the generation of automatic e-challan, halting of vehicle engines, continuous reporting of vehicle emissions to monitoring agencies, and suggesting alternate routes to drivers, have been proposed [11,12] leveraging the wide range of enabling technologies offered by IoT. Some of the systems have also included other aspects such as traffic management, avoidance of accidents, controlling noise pollution generated from vehicles, the contribution of vehicle's speed to pollution generated, effects on driving behavior due to pollution, etc.…”
Section: Iot-based Solutionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure 1 represents a basic IoT-based architecture for pollution monitoring systems. Solutions such as the generation of automatic e-challan, halting of vehicle engines, continuous reporting of vehicle emissions to monitoring agencies, and suggesting alternate routes to drivers, have been proposed [11,12] leveraging the wide range of enabling technologies offered by IoT. Some of the systems have also included other aspects such as traffic management, avoidance of accidents, controlling noise pollution generated from vehicles, the contribution of vehicle's speed to pollution generated, effects on driving behavior due to pollution, etc.…”
Section: Iot-based Solutionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It will change with the sensor material, gas type, measurement temperature and activator [25]. For combustible gases, most values of the constant m are between 1/2 and 1/3 [26]. According to the above formula, the output voltage will increase with the increase of gas concentration.…”
Section: Algorithm Design and Implementationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e SORCA topology is improved, and the SORCA-W algorithm is proposed. By adding different network nodes to summarize, judge, modify the neighbor node table, and add network names, multiple wireless sensor networks can connect and communicate [13].…”
Section: Protocol Designmentioning
confidence: 99%