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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
¾ Novel and Emerging ITS sensing devices
¾ Data acquisition and Processing
¾ Real Time Data Fusion Architecture
¾ Real Time Data Dissemination
¾ Historic Data Mining using Collaborative
Tools
¾ Conclusion
Novel and Emerging ITS sensing devices
Pervasive Sensors
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Highly modular, mobile/fixed
CO, NO2, Noise and Traffic
Temperature and Humidity
Accelerometer and GPS
Mobile and Fixed
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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 devices
Legacy Systems
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Technology
•Vehicles
•People
•Systems
MESSAGE
Decision Support System
Network Status
Modelling
Historic
Analysis
Real-time
Analysis
Evaluation and
Assessment
Disseminate/inform
STRATEGY
POLICY
Data Acquisition
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
Traffic and air quality Model Validation
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Traffic and air quality Model Validation
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Current Research
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Integrating Models with Monitored data
(Image Source: TORG, Newcastle
University)
Data Display Marts
¾ V: Visualisation
¾ RTEP: Real-Time Event Processor
¾ CCLAV: Critical Congested Link Assessment
¾ CA: Congestion Assessments
¾ TTEE: Traffic Tail-pipe Emissions Estimation
¾ RPPL: Receptor Point Pollution Level
Collaborative Workbench
Historic Data analysis
eScience Central
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Store
Analyse
Automate
Share
System Architecture
Layered Approach
D issem ination
WWW
A pplications
Live
Pollution
M onitoring
Live
C ongestion
M onitoring
Pollution
H otspots
Live
D ispersion
H istoric
D ata M ining
Services
D ata
Service
IaaS
Softw are
Services
R esources Layer
Softw are
D atabase
Servers
D ataw arehouse
eScience central
O SPM ..
G rid
C om m unication Layer
Pervasive
Sensors
SC O O T
AURN
M ET
Vehicles
M odels
Summary
• Designed for data intensive applications
• Features for continuous evolution
• Integration of heterogeneous data sources
• Effective control and added values to ITS implementation
Questions?
Visalakshmi Suresh
[email protected]
Prof. Paul Watson
[email protected]
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