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    This document outlines a project to develop a real-time air quality monitoring system. It includes objectives like collecting data from IoT sensors, displaying the information on a web platform, and ensuring accurate and scalable monitoring. The system will allow users to track air quality levels and parameters like PM2.5 and CO2. It will integrate IoT devices to transmit sensor data and include features like data visualization and real-time updates.

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    This document outlines a project to develop a real-time air quality monitoring system. It includes objectives like collecting data from IoT sensors, displaying the information on a web platform, and ensuring accurate and scalable monitoring. The system will allow users to track air quality levels and parameters like PM2.5 and CO2. It will integrate IoT devices to transmit sensor data and include features like data visualization and real-time updates.

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    AIR QUALITY MEASUREMENT

    TEAM MEMBERS
    963321104302 : K. RAGUL
    963321104301: G. ARAVIND
    963321104501: S. ALDRIN SAMUEL

    Phase 5 : Project Documentation and Submission

    Project Objectives:
    The main objectives of this project are as follows:

    1. Real-Time Air Quality Monitoring: Create a system that provides real-


    time air quality data to users, allowing them to monitor and track air quality
    levels in their location.
    2. IoT Device Integration: Set up IoT devices to measure air quality
    parameters (e.g., PM2.5, PM10, CO2) and transmit this data to a central
    platform.
    3. User-Friendly Platform: Develop a user-friendly web-based platform that
    displays air quality data in an intuitive and visually appealing manner.
    4. Data Accuracy: Ensure the accuracy and reliability of the air quality data
    collected from IoT devices.
    5. Scalability: Design the platform to be scalable, allowing for the addition of
    more IoT devices and locations as needed.
    IoT Device Setup:
    1. Hardware Selection: Choose appropriate IoT devices equipped with
    sensors for measuring air quality parameters. These devices could include
    microcontrollers (e.g., Arduino or Raspberry Pi) with compatible sensors.
    2. Sensor Calibration: Calibrate the sensors to ensure accurate data collection.
    This involves adjusting sensor readings to match known reference values.
    3. Data Transmission: Set up communication protocols (e.g., MQTT or
    HTTP) and data formats (e.g., JSON) for IoT devices to transmit air quality
    data to the central platform.
    4. Power Supply: Ensure a stable power source for the IoT devices, either
    through a reliable electrical connection or batteries, depending on the
    deployment location.
    Platform Development:
    1. User Interface Design: Design an intuitive and responsive user interface
    (UI) using HTML and CSS. Consider the use of data visualization elements
    like charts and graphs to present air quality data effectively.
    2. <!DOCTYPE html>
    3. <html>
    4. <head>
    5. <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="styles.css">
    6. </head>
    7. <body>
    8. <div class="container">
    9. <h1>Real-time Air Quality Monitoring</h1>
    10. <div id="airQualityData"></div>
    11. </div>
    12.
    13. <script src="script.js"></script>
    14.</body>
    15.</html>

    16.Real-Time Data Integration: Use JavaScript to fetch and update air quality
    data in real-time. Employ AJAX requests or WebSockets for continuous data
    retrieval.

    const airQualityDataDiv = document.getElementById('airQualityData');

    function updateAirQualityData(data) {
    airQualityDataDiv.innerHTML = `
    <h2>Current Air Quality Data</h2>
    <p>Location: ${data.location}</p>
    <p>PM2.5: ${data.pm25} µg/m³</p>
    <p>PM10: ${data.pm10} µg/m³</p>
    <p>CO2: ${data.co2} ppm</p>
    <p>Temperature: ${data.temperature} °C</p>
    <p>Humidity: ${data.humidity} %</p>
    `;
    }

    // Simulate real-time data updates (replace this with actual data retrieval)
    setInterval(() => {
    const mockData = {
    location: "Sample Location",
    pm25: Math.random() * 100,
    pm10: Math.random() * 100,
    co2: Math.random() * 1000,
    temperature: Math.random() * 30,
    humidity: Math.random() * 100,
    };

    updateAirQualityData(mockData);
    }, 5000); // Update data every 5 seconds

    17.Data Processing: Develop server-side code (using a programming language


    like Node.js or Python) to receive, process, and store data from IoT devices.
    Store data in a database for historical tracking.
    18.const express = require('express');
    19.const app = express();
    20.const bodyParser = require('body-parser');
    21.
    22.app.use(bodyParser.json());
    23.
    24.app.post('/update-air-quality', (req, res) => {
    25. // Handle incoming data from IoT devices here
    26. const airQualityData = req.body;
    27. console.log('Received Air Quality Data:', airQualityData);
    28. // You can save this data to a database or process it further.
    29.
    30. res.sendStatus(200);
    31.});
    32.
    33.const port = 3000;
    34.app.listen(port, () => {
    35. console.log(`Server is running on port ${port}`);
    36.});

    18.User Authentication (Optional): Implement user authentication


    mechanisms if necessary, to control access to the platform and secure
    the data.
    A real-time air quality monitoring system can significantly raise public awareness
    about air quality and its health impacts in several ways:
    1. Immediate Visibility of Air Quality: Real-time monitoring systems provide
    the public with immediate and easily accessible information about the
    current air quality in their area. This information is presented in a user-
    friendly format, making it easy for individuals to understand.
    2. Personal Relevance: When people can access data specific to their location,
    it becomes more personally relevant. This motivates individuals to pay
    closer attention to air quality and its potential health implications, as the data
    affects them directly.
    3. Timely Alerts and Notifications: Many real-time monitoring systems are
    equipped with alert and notification features. When air quality deteriorates to
    unhealthy levels, the system can send alerts to individuals, encouraging them
    to take necessary precautions, such as staying indoors, wearing masks, or
    avoiding outdoor activities.
    4. Educational Resources: Real-time monitoring platforms often include
    educational resources about air quality, its parameters, and health effects.
    This empowers the public to better understand the data and its significance.
    5. Behavioral Changes: When individuals have access to real-time air quality
    information, they are more likely to make informed decisions. For example,
    people may alter their outdoor plans or adjust their daily routines to
    minimize exposure to poor air quality.
    6. Advocacy and Community Engagement: Real-time data fosters
    community engagement and activism. It can mobilize communities to
    advocate for cleaner air and push for policies aimed at reducing pollution.
    7. Health and Environmental Impact Awareness: By consistently seeing air
    quality data and its effects, people become more aware of the link between
    air quality and health conditions like respiratory problems, allergies, and
    heart issues. This awareness can encourage healthier lifestyle choices.
    8. Policy Influence: The availability of real-time data can drive public demand
    for stricter environmental regulations and government actions to improve air
    quality. Citizens can use this data to hold policymakers accountable.
    9. Data Sharing and Social Media: Many real-time monitoring systems allow
    users to share air quality information on social media platforms. This sharing
    not only raises awareness among a user's network but can also spark
    discussions about air quality and health.
    10.Environmental Initiatives: Real-time monitoring can support or inspire
    environmental initiatives. For example, it can encourage the adoption of
    cleaner energy sources, promote green transportation, and motivate
    businesses and industries to reduce their environmental footprint.
    In summary, real-time air quality monitoring systems empower individuals and
    communities with valuable information that can influence their daily decisions,
    health practices, and policy advocacy. By making air quality data accessible and
    actionable, these systems play a pivotal role in raising public awareness about the
    importance of clean air and the health impacts of air pollution.

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