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AuthorTouati F.
AuthorGalli A.
AuthorCrescini D.
AuthorCrescini P.
AuthorMnaouer A.B.
Available date2022-05-22T11:03:08Z
Publication Date2015
Publication NameConference Record - IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference
ResourceScopus
Identifierhttp://dx.doi.org/10.1109/I2MTC.2015.7151277
URIhttp://hdl.handle.net/10576/31451
AbstractCapillary wireless sensor networks dedicated to air quality monitoring have provided essential information on hazardous air condition, generating early warnings to prevent danger situation for human health. The arising problem connected to capillary networks is the adoption of environmental energy as primary and/or unique energy source instead of the replacement of hundreds or even thousands of batteries on a regular basis that leads to high costs and practical problems of devices management. Aim of this paper is to presents a multiparametric sensor node for air quality monitoring, able to work without battery and human intervention, harvesting energy from the surrounding environment for perpetual operation. A complete autonomy system has been designed, experimental results of the harvest energy section and the budget allocation of the power consumption of the system are presented. Moreover the paper shows the experimental results of the studies conducted on the sensors section. A tailored calibration process for the sensors and the energy recovery section could effectively lead the system to trace the air quality levels in indoor and outdoor application, in a sort of 'set and forget' scenario. approach could effectively report and trace air quality levels.
Languageen
PublisherInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.
SubjectAir quality
Budget control
Chemical sensors
Electric batteries
Energy harvesting
Sensor nodes
Wireless sensor networks
Air monitoring
Air quality monitoring
Autonomous systems
Calibration process
Environmental energy
Multiparametric sensors
Power harvesting
Surrounding environment
Monitoring
TitleFeasibility of air quality monitoring systems based on environmental energy harvesting
TypeConference Paper
Pagination266-271
Volume Number2015-July
dc.accessType Abstract Only


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