Email this article APPLICATION OF INTERNET OF THINGS INTO THE CONSTRUCTION OF AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISION SYSTEM
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Received: 05/05/20 Revised: 26/05/20 Published: 31/05/20Authors
1. Nguyen Thanh Tung, TNU - University of Information and Communication Technology2. Do Thi Loan
, TNU - University of Information and Communication Technology
Abstract
In parallel with the industrialization, urbanization is a problem of environmental pollution. The effects of a major change in the composition of the air, due to smoke, dust, vapors or foreign gases, reduce visibility, climate change, cause illness to humans and to other organisms, or cause extensive damage ecosystem. The air quality monitoring devices are in fact manual and aimed at industrial users. The paper presents the results of the research, deployment and application of the Internet Of Things to building an air quality management and monitoring system in order to overcome the practical limitations of the tools, Real-time continuous automatic collection of values for: Temperature, humidity, fine dust 2.5, UV radiation level, emissions concentration, and AQI (Air Quality Index). The device is small in size, suitable for many users, on the website platform or smartphone application (Android or IOS) users can monitor parameters, so that data can be analyzed. document, anticipate change, receive alerts, or take corrective measures.
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