Project Details
IoT Functionality: Sensor Hardware, 2G/3G/4G Mobile Telecommunications, Cloud-Based Data Management & Reporting System
Human Machine Interface: Automatically Generated Quarterly Reports
Machine to Machine Communication: Custom API
Machine Intelligence: Automatic Data Preparation and Analytics on circa. 2.5 million Data-Points
As
part of a programme of improvements Southend Borough Council had the
requirement to understand the relationships between air-quality, urban heat
stress and green infrastructure.
Experior have designed, installed and operated an array of seven air quality,
weather and heat-stress sensors over a three-year period to gather data for the
evaluation of the effects of green-infrastructure interventions on the
well-being of pedestrians in Southend City Centre.
Black-Globe Temperature, Air temperature, Humidity, Wind-Speed, Direction,
Airbourne Particulates (PM0.5-PM10), Nitrous Oxides and Ozone were all measured
continuously and compared to sampling of subjective pedestrian opinions of air
quality with respect to temperature and the built environment.
The system has gathered over 2.5 million datapoints, which are analysed
automatically to correlate with interventions made to Southend's pedestrian
shopping zone.
