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Data Dissemination for Environment Monitoring. Visalakshmi Suresh Prof. Paul Watson. MESSAGE. EPSRC funded research. Consortium Newcastle University, Leeds University, Imperial College, Cambridge and Southampton University Advisory Board : Collaboration with Industry. Overview.
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Data Dissemination for Environment Monitoring Visalakshmi Suresh Prof. Paul Watson
MESSAGE • EPSRC funded research. • Consortium • Newcastle University, Leeds University, Imperial College, Cambridge and Southampton University • Advisory Board : Collaboration with Industry
Overview • Novel and Emerging ITS sensing devices • Data acquisition and Processing • Real Time Data Fusion Architecture • Real Time Data Dissemination • Historic Data Mining using Collaborative Tools • Conclusion
Novel and Emerging ITS sensing devicesPervasive Sensors • Highly modular, mobile/fixed • CO, NO2, Noise and Traffic • Temperature and Humidity • Accelerometer and GPS • Mobile and Fixed • Battery 6months @1min average • ~£200 components cost • Motes ~100m apart • Zigbee wireless 5 hops • Gateway: Indoor/outdoor. • LAN or autonomous (GPRS)
Novel and Emerging ITS sensing devicesLegacy Systems A • Technology • Vehicles • People • Systems Pervasive Legacy
MESSAGE Decision Support System Data Acquisition POLICY STRATEGY Historic Analysis Real-time Analysis Network Status Modelling Evaluation and Assessment Disseminate/inform
Real Time Mashups Locations Real Time Monitoring Data Aggregation Pollution Hotspots AURN -- Legacy System
Demonstration • Real Time Dissemination
Real Time and Historic Integration OSPM Dispersion Model Technology Pervasive Legacy
Traffic and air quality Model Validation A Pervasive Legacy
Traffic and air quality Model Validation A Pervasive Legacy
Current Research • Integrating Models with Monitored data (Image Source: TORG, Newcastle University)
Data Display Marts • V: Visualisation • RTEP: Real-Time Event Processor • CCLAV: Critical Congested Link Assessment • CA: Congestion Assessments • TTEE: Traffic Tail-pipe Emissions Estimation • RPPL: Receptor Point Pollution Level
Collaborative Workbench Historic Data analysis • eScience Central • Store • Analyse • Automate • Share
Designed for data intensive applications • Features for continuous evolution • Integration of heterogeneous data sources • Effective control and added values to ITS implementation Summary
Questions? Visalakshmi Suresh Visalakshmi.suresh@ncl.ac.uk Prof. Paul Watson paul.watson@ncl.ac.uk