Development of IoT Technologies for Air Pollution Prevention and Improvement
In order to mitigate the challenges of air pollution, a large number of Internet of Things (IoT)-related technologies have been developed to evaluate and monitor various parameters of air quality. Hence, this paper reviews the fundamental characteristics of IoT; compares and analyzes radio frequency...
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| description | In order to mitigate the challenges of air pollution, a large number of Internet of Things (IoT)-related technologies have been developed to evaluate and monitor various parameters of air quality. Hence, this paper reviews the fundamental characteristics of IoT; compares and analyzes radio frequency identification (RFID), M2M, and sensor networks; and accordingly proposes an intelligent and multifunctional monitoring platform for reducing air pollution. Our results indicate that establishing systems for comprehensive network communication, cloud-based decision making, information tracking, and online management based on these technologies will improve the ambient air quality more efficiently. Furthermore, we examine several cases verifying the availability and performance of IoT ambient air quality management platforms. |
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| subjects | Air monitoring Air pollution Air pollution control Air quality Carbon monoxide Cellular telephones Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Cloud computing Communication Decision making Environmental monitoring Environmental protection Frequency analysis Indoor air quality Internet of Things Monitoring systems Outdoor air quality Pollutants Pollution abatement Pollution monitoring Pollution prevention Quality management Radio frequency identification Sensors Servers Time management VOCs Volatile organic compounds Wireless access points Wireless networks |
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