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SoNDa Sensor Network for Data Monitoring

Explore the SoNDa sensor network architecture including wireless sensor nodes with multiple slots, energy harvesting module, and various sensors to monitor parameters like temperature, light intensity, and more for different application scenarios.

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SoNDa Sensor Network for Data Monitoring

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  1. SoNDa Sensor Network for Data Politehnica University of Bucharest

  2. SoNDa Architecture

  3. Sensor Motes

  4. AVR Raven • Development kit for wireless 802.15.4, 6LoWPAN siZigbee. • AVRRAVEN • 2 Pico Power uC • 2.4GHz Transceiver • LCD, joystick, microphone • AVRRZUSBSTICK • Gateway node -> PC connection • USB port

  5. Sensor Node Architecture • Wireless sensor node (mote) • Runs Contiki OS and registers into an IPv6 ad-hoc wireless network • Multiple sensor slots • Energy harvesting module

  6. Wireless Power Metering • Specialized sensor node • Measures energy consumption from the 220VAC power grid • Measured parameters: • Voltage • Current • Active power • Runs alongside the other existing sensor nodes

  7. Sensors • Temperature • Light Intensity • Humidity • Acceleration • Atmospheric Pressure • CO2 Gas • Methane Gas • Diesel and Gasoline Exhaust

  8. Application Scenarios • Temperature → ambient temperature reading in an area monitoring application or a body sensor network. • Light Intensity → estimating the total solar illumination that a crop receives over the course of a day, month or season. Smart building management, turning lights on or off depending on the outdoor light levels. • Humidity → indoor humidity control, smart crops - humidity levels are directly associated to the occurrence of certain plant diseases and pests like fungi.

  9. Application Scenarios • Atmospheric Pressure → autonomous weather stations composed of geographically separate WSN islands situated in remote locations. • Acceleration → movement detection in body sensor networks. Seismic detection.

  10. Application Scenarios • CO2 Gas → indoor air quality metering in a smart building application. • Methane Gas → leak detection in household and industrial appliances. • Diesel and Gasoline Exhaust → outdoor air quality metering. Air pollution sensing in wireless sensor networks deployed on a highway or inside a major city.

  11. Energy Storage Technologies

  12. Energy Harvesting • Technology that opens new possibilities in device portability and application functioning time. • Well suited for powering remote electronic devices (like WSN nodes) • The device is no longer battery dependent. Its functioning time can be prolonged indefinitely

  13. Photovoltaic Conversion I = IL − ID − ISH I = output current IL = photogenerated current ID = diode current ISH = shunt current Vj = V + IRS V = voltage across the output terminals I = output current RS = series resistance

  14. Network Gateway • NGW100 kit from Atmel with added peripherals • Two Ethernet ports, SD and MMC card reader, • Runs a modified Linux version.

  15. Smartphone • Android-enabled smartphone • Runs a dedicated SoNDa application • Real-time vizualization of sensor data • Interactive menus and graphs

  16. SoNDa Software Architecture • Heterogeneous WSN monitoring platform • All nodes run ported versions of ContikiOS • Measured parameters can be visualized from anywhere in the world using MonALISA (MONitoring Agents using a Large Integrated Services Architecture) • Allows data aggregation from multiple WSN networks that may even be geographically distinct

  17. MonALISA GUI

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