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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Low-cost sensors (LCS)"”.

  1. Advancing Indoor Air Pollution Research: A Novel Integration of AI, IoT, and Behavioural Science for Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Monitoring and Behaviour Change

    … (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), and Low-Cost Sensors (LCS) for air quality monitoring. The research evaluates LCS, augmented by AI and IoT, as an alternative to expensive monitoring systems, tackling challenges like sensor selection and calibration. Various AI techniques, including …

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  2. Measuring ambient air quality using low-cost sensors

    … the economic impact caused by air pollution. Low-cost sensors (LCS) offer the opportunity to vastly increase our ability to make air quality measurements with finer spatiotemporal resolution than ever before; however, the use of such sensors has outpaced our understanding of their abilities, …

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  3. Development and Characterization of a Novel, Low-Cost Method for Measurement of Volatile Organic Compounds

    … that have profound impacts on human health. Low cost sensors (LCS), due to order-of-magnitude reductions in power usage, maintenance needs, and purchase cost compared to research-grade reference instruments, have the potential to greatly expand the spatiotemporal resolution of these …

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  4. Evaluation and Calibration of Coupled Low-Cost Particulate Matter Sensors

    Low-cost sensors (LCS), if used appropriately, are useful instruments to elucidate human exposure to particles suspended in the air (i.e. particulate matter, PM). Characterizing this exposure is crucial, as exposure to PM2.5 (i.e. particles with aerodynamic diameter ≤ 2.5 μm) negatively affects the …

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