ClimIFBA: Um sistema de estação meteorológica usando Redes de Sensores Sem Fio em Valença
Abstract
This project proposed the development of a weather station inside the Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Bahia, Valença, making use of a Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) in a Smart City context, measuring air temperature and relative humidity in the campus and feeding a public online database. It is intended to start the use of WSN technologies in the campus and encourage the research and development of information systems by the Informatics Technician course students. We expect that the students and the institution can contribute in the development of local technologies, bringing benefits for the city.
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Soluções Open Hardware Criativas
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Costa, D. G., Duran-Faundez, C., Andrade, D. C., Rocha-Junior, J. B., and Just Peixoto, J. P. (2018). Twittersensing: An event-based approach for wireless sensor networks optimization exploiting social media in smart city applications. Sensors, 18(4).
Fisher, R., Ledwaba, L., Hancke, G., and Kruger, C. (2015). Open hardware: A role to play in wireless sensor networks? Sensors, 15(3):6818–6844.
Ghobakhlou, A., Shanmuganthan, S., and Sallis, P. (2009). Wireless sensor networks for climate data management systems. In 18th World IMACS/MODSIM Congress, Cairns, Australia, pages 13–17. Citeseer.
Oliveira, E. S., Peixoto, J. P. J., Costa, D. G., and Portugal, P. (2018). Multiple mobile sinks in event-based wireless sensor networks exploiting trafc conditions in smart city applications. In 2018 IEEE 16th International Conference on Industrial Informatics (INDIN), pages 502–507.
Peixoto, J. and Costa, D. (2017). Wireless visual sensor networks for smart city applications:a relevance-based approach for multiple sinks mobility. Future Generation Computer Systems, 76:51 – 62.
Published
2020-10-26
How to Cite
SILVA, João Victor; SANTOS, Danilo; PEIXOTO, João Paulo; CAMBRUZZI, Eduardo.
ClimIFBA: Um sistema de estação meteorológica usando Redes de Sensores Sem Fio em Valença. In: REGIONAL SCHOOL ON COMPUTING OF BAHIA, ALAGOAS, AND SERGIPE (ERBASE), 20. , 2020, Arapiraca-AL.
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