Real-time carbon dioxide emission monitoring system based on participatory sensing technology

Based on participatory sensing technology, a real-time carbon dioxide emission monitoring system is built to expand the sensor network. In this system, the sense node uses sensors to collect carbon dioxide emission concentration data, and sends them to a smartphone with GPS via Bluetooth; the smartphone obtains its location and time information and sends the data to the web server. In a given area, the web server uses an optimized interpolation algorithm to process the raw data for real-time web display on ArcGIS map. Based on the analysis and processing of a large number of experimental data, information of carbon dioxide emission on GIS map can be obtained to help solve the traffic route planning, environmental protection, public health and other issues.