Air Quality Monitoring using Portable Multi-Sensory Module for Neurological Disease Prevention

Abstract

Improved standards of living and economic development have resulted in increased environmental and health problems. Due to the deterioration of air quality, the haze weather phenomenon is becoming a serious issue. It has been found that there may be a potential association or causal relationship between air pollution exposure and neurological diseases. In many geographical areas, haze weather phenomenon is incorporated into fog as a severe weather warning. This paper presents the design and implementation of a portable multi-sensory system for air pollution monitoring. This system consists of a microprocessor control unit as the control core, as well as temperature, humidity, gas and dust sensors. Moreover, an acousto-optic alarm system is included, which enables real-time collection, processing, display, and functions of temperature, humidity, harmful gases and particulate matter.