Lecture

Environmental Monitoring: Sensor Systems and Urban Health

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Description

This lecture by the instructor covers the motivation and challenges of spatially dense air and water quality monitoring in urban areas. It discusses the importance of monitoring air pollution, the OpenSense project, and various sensor systems used for environmental monitoring. The lecture also explores examples of static and mobile sensor systems, such as the Permasense system for permafrost monitoring and the GITEWS tsunami early warning system.

Instructor

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Ontological neighbourhood

Environmental science

Pollution: Water pollution

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