An Environmental Sensor System for Road Networks: MESSAGE Project
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- Simon Edwards
- Hannah Parker
- Jurgen Wagner
- Professor Phil Blythe
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| Author(s) | | Edwards S, Bryan HR, Wagner J, Blythe PT |
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| Publication type | | Conference Proceedings (inc. Abstract) |
| Conference Name | | 14th ITS World Congress |
| Conference Location | | Beijing Exhibition Center, Beijing, China |
| Year of Conference | | 2007 |
| Date | | 9-13 October 2007 |
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| The MESSAGE project investigates the use of low cost wireless sensors and their deployment to create a dense, ad-hoc network in a road environment. Each of the sensors will capture one or more of the pollutants directly associated with road vehicle emissions. This paper will provide an overview of the deployment of a MOTEs network in Gateshead, UK, to measure a variety of pollutants. The research will cover three distinct areas: the network development; the pollutants to be monitored; and an investigation as to how the data collected could be used to validate and calibrate emissions and dispersions models. |
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| Publisher | | ITS: Intelligent Transport Systems |
