M. Thu, Wunna Htun, Y. Aung, Pyone Ei Ei Shwe, N. Tun
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Abstract
Nowadays, cities all over the globe are transforming into smart cities. Smart cities initiatives need to address environmental concerns such as air pollution to provide clean air. A scalable and cost-effective air monitoring system is imperative to monitor and control air pollution for smart city development. Air pollution has notable effects on the well-being of the population a whole, global atmosphere, and worldwide economy. This paper presents a scalable smart air quality monitoring system with low-cost sensors and long-range communication protocol. The sensors collect four parameters, temperature, humidity, dust and carbon dioxide in the air. The proposed end-to-end system has been implemented and deployed in Yangon, the business capital of Myanmar, as a case study since Jun 2018. The system allows the users to log in to an online dashboard to monitor the real-time status. In addition, based the collected air quality parameters for the past two months, a machine learning model has been trained to make predictions of parameters such that proactive actions can be taken to alleviate the impacts from air pollution.