Air pollution monitoring integrated on smart home system using zigbee wireless sensor networks

Samijayani, Octarina Nur and Addien, Linear and Ismawan, Hadiansyah (2016) Air pollution monitoring integrated on smart home system using zigbee wireless sensor networks. In: Proceeding Joint International Conference 3rd ICNERE and 8th EECCIS. Universitas Brawijaya Indonesia, Batu, pp. 119-122. ISBN 978-602-8692-32-8

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Abstract

In densely populated city, air pollution should become a concern because it can gradually be harmful to the human body. The implementation of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) for air quality monitoring can be further integrated with the Internet of Things (IoT) technology. This paper discusses the implementation of WSN to monitor the level of CO and CO 2 in air, which is integrated on Smart Home system. Air pollution level detected by Sensor MQ-7 (CO) and MG-811 (CO 2 ) in several Sensor Nodes will be sent to Coordinator Node. Smart Home system have some basic features including home appliances and home security monitoring, then it improved with air pollution monitoring. It is also able to control the home appliances remotely.Gas sensor module has been calibrated and tested with the error rate of about 38.95% and 2.39% for CO and CO 2 reading, respectively. Data transmission from three Sensor Nodes to Coordinator Node was tested using transparent mode and API frame mode, with maximum indoor range is about 20 meter between nodes. Data of air pollution are sent and displayed on serial monitor on PC in real time.

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