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IOT Based Air and Noise Pollution Monitoring in Urban and Rural Areas, Important Zones like Schools and Hospitals in Real Time Mr. Mahantesh B Dalawai, PG student, Dr. Siva yellampalli, Professor, Mr. Pradeep S.V, Asst.Professor, VTU Extension Center, UTL Technologies Limited Bangalore.

Abstract Today’s major environmental & public issue is air pollution. According to the report

environment and provide live updates to avoid conflicts.

of World Health Organization (WHO), air

I.

INTRODUCTION

pollution is significant risk factor for multiple health conditions including skin & eye

The Internet of Things (loT) is a new concept

infection, irritation of nose, throat & eyes. It

which has attracted the attention of both

also causes serious conditions like heart

academia and industry. Internet of Things

disease, lung cancer difficulty in breathing & many. Parking management is also main public issue in most of metropolitan cities and

(loT) is implemented as a network of

that is also the reason of many problems. The

interconnected objects, each of which can be

main objective of project is by using various

addressed using unique id and communicates

sensors, GSM/GPRS module and Cloud/server

based on standard communication protocols.

to design an efficient and remote system to

Today’s one of the major public health &

monitoring the level of various pollutants

environmental concern is air pollution and

causing pollution and to minimize the effect of

now a day’s parking management also the

these parameters without affecting the natural

main issue in cities.

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II.

COMPONENTS OF WEB SERVICES

The basic web services platform is XML + HTTP. All the standard web services work using the following components 

SOAP (Simple Protocol)

WSDL (Web Services Description Language)

Object

Access

SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) SOAP is a protocol for accessing web services. SOAP is based on XML. 

SOAP stands for Simple Object Access

WSDL (Web Services Description Language) WSDL is a language for describing web services and how to access them. WSDL is written in XML.

Protocol 

SOAP is a communication protocol

SOAP is for communication between

SOAP

is

a

format

for

sending

messages 

SOAP communicates via Internet

SOAP is platform independent

SOAP is language independent

SOAP is based on XML

SOAP is simple and extensible

SOAP allows you to get around

for

Web Services

Description Language

applications 

WSDL stands

WSDL is written in XML

WSDL is an XML document

WSDL is used to describe Web services

WSDL is also used to locate Web services

WSDL is a W3C recommendation

firewalls 

SOAP is a W3C recommendation

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UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery

III.

METHODOLOGY

and Integration) UDDI is a platformindependent services,

framework discovering

for

describing

businesses,

and

integrating business services by using the Internet. 

UDDI

stands

for

Universal

Description, Discovery and Integration 

UDDI is a directory for storing information about web services

System architecture

UDDI is a directory of web service

R5F100LEAmicrocontrollerfrom

interfaces described by WSDL

RL78 series which is a 16-bit microcontroller

UDDI communicates via SOAP

is

UDDI is built into the Microsoft .NET

Microcontroller acts as the heart of this

platform

project, which controls the whole system. It

used

to

implement

this

Renesas

project.

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Interrupt Sources, ISP programming support etc. Block diagram

Description Many embedded systems have substantially different designs according to their functions and utilities. In this project design, structured LM317 ADJUSTABLE REGULATOR +5V

U1 VIN

VOUT

mainly composed of a single

microcontroller, smoke sensor, RFID reader and

2

1 1

1

tag, noise sensor, stepper motor, ULN stepper + C2 10uF/63V

2

C1 470uF/25V

2

+

system is

LM317 - 3.3V

ADJ

3

+3.3V

modular design concept is adopted and the

R2 220E

1

1

driver

and

GSM/GPRS.

The

microcontroller located at the centre of the block diagram forms the control unit of the entire project. Embedded within the microcontroller is

2

R3 330E

2

motor

a program that helps the microcontroller to take action based on the inputs provided by the output of the sensors. In this project the pollution level at each sensor node can be provided to server by using GSM/GPRS system or we can display the pollution level information on large display close to square. People generally more than one IDL - International Digital Library

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alternate path to reach some destination; if

IV. PROCEDURE FOR CHECKING TERMINALS IN FLASH MAGIC  STEP 1: Double click on Flash magic software

person knows the pollution information in advance

he

can

follow

safe

path

&

simultaneously pollution can also control. At each sensor node, the sensors such has smoke sensor, noise sensor and RFID reader are interfaced with single microcontroller to read the pollution level from each vehicle on road, each vehicle will be provided with Unique number (RFID) , the sensors value will be uploaded to server/cloud for every instant of time so that the

 TEP 2: click on “Tools” in that click on “Terminal” select particular COM port which is checked by device manager Baud rate should be 9600 device should be 89V51RD2

user can know the pollution level at any time using internet. Demopoints:  A prototype module will be developed for the project. It includes individual PCB boards for all interfaces according to the block diagram. Every PCB will be inter-connected with jumper wires.  For demo purpose microcontroller RL78 is used.  Smoke sensor MQ2/MQ6 is used as smoke sensor, LM35 is used for measuring temperature, RFID reader is used for collecting vehicle information wirelessly and RFID tags are used to indicate vehicles and stepper motor is used as gate for demo.

 STEP 3: In Terminal settings select required COM port and Baud rate = 9600, click “OK”

 Amazon server is used for uploading data via GPRS.  Lcd is utilized to demonstrate the whole project. IDL - International Digital Library

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This system is very promising to use in various industrial areas where air pollution level is high.

System also used in near the hospitals where pollution (air, noise) & traffic problems are is most harmful to the patients.

In Weather forecast department, so they can give information about the rainfall and effect of rainfall on traffic in particular area.

 STEP 4: In “Input” section if we type any text it should be display on input workspace. If we are getting any error like “Unable to communicate” Then we need to remove USB cable and again need to connect. Close application and starts from initial steps.

VI. 

ADVANTAGES

Due to use of various sensors it is easy to detect or to measure the (air, noise) pollution in the city.

It can be easily mounted at any particular area.

CONCLUSION The project is designed using structured modeling and is able to provide the desired results. It can be successfully implemented as a

Real

Time

system

with

certain

modifications. Science is discovering or creating major breakthrough in various fields, and hence technology keeps changing from

V.

APPLICATION

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can be fabricated on a single along with

transponders,

microcontroller thus making the system

Conference on RFID, pp. 32–37, 2011

compact thereby making the existing system

[6] M. Fujimoto, N. Uchitomi, A. Inada, T.

more effective. To make the system applicable

Wada, K. Mutsuura, H.Okada, A novel

for real time purposes components with

method for position estimation of passive

greater range needs to be implemented.

RFIDtags;

IEEE

Swift

Recognition

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