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1. Alert system in case of excess drawing of ground water
Karel Charvat, Zbynek Krivanek, Marek Musil, Jan Jezek,
Michal Kepka, Premysl Vohnout
Czech Centre for Science and Society, Czech Republic
Maris Alberts
Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of
Latvia
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2. Objective
• The presentation describes common research of
Czech centre for Science and Society (as part of
projects EnviroGrids@BlackSea and VLIT NODE)
and Institute of Mathematics and Computer
Science of the University of Latvia and Institute of
Electronics and Computer Science (as part of the
project Long Range Wireless Sensor Network
Development for Precision Farming Applications)
and it is in some way continuation of presentation
VLITE NODE – New sensors solution for farming
from the last IST Africa
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3. Collection of agro meteorological information
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4. Collection of agro meteorological information
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5. VLIT requirements
• Very low complexity elementary sensors,
associated with a low power consumption and low-
cost
• High reliability of the decision /estimation/
measurement of the network as a whole
• Long network life-time for low maintenance and
stand-alone operation
• High scalability
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6. VLIT technology
• Working frequency - 868.0 – 868.6 MHz
• Distance between nodes - In the line-of-sight: at
least 200m in any weather conditions, at least 800
m in ideal weather conditions
• Communication support - At least Point-to-point,
Point-to-multipoint, multi – hopping
• Institute of Electronics and Computer Science is
developing robust and user friendly WSN open
source operating system
• Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science is
working on hardware implementation of the next
generation of VLIT node
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7. VLIT technology
• Technology supports - wireless networking (with
corresponding operating system), data collection,
data processing at least on calculation of simple
operations level, data transmission
• Battery Lifetime of Node - 6 months – 5 years
(depending on battery size and type of
communication)
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8. VLIT NODE as concentrator
• At least one node in network must act as so called
“concentrator”. This node collects all data from
network and forwards them to the upstanding
system (RS485 bus).
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9. New development
• Technology is being extended : IMCS in
cooperation with IECS is developing a new WSN
operation system
Prepare open software interface based on OGC SOS
standard for easy integration with other data
• New application domain
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13. SensLog
• Observations & Measurements (O&M) – The general
models and XML encodings for sensor observations and
measurements.
• Sensor Model Language (SensorML) – The general models
and XML schema for describing sensors and processes
associated with measurement.
• Transducer Markup Language (TML) – General
characterizations of transducers, their data, the
phenomenon, transporting the data, and any and all support
data (metadata) necessary for later processing and
understanding of the transducer data.
• Sensor Observation Service (SOS) – The service provides
an API for managing deployed sensors and retrieving
sensor data (observations).
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14. SensLog
• SOS provides access to observations from sensors
and sensor systems in a standard. The same way
is used for any type of sensor systems. It can be
remote sensing, in-situ, fixed and mobile sensors.
SOS leverages the O&M specification for
modelling observations and the TML and
SensorML specifications for modelling sensors and
sensor systems. SOS is primarily designed to
provide access to observations. In SensLog we are
mainly focused on publication of observation in
standard form for consumers of observation. It
could be analytical modules, view client etc.
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15. SensLog
• SensLog is currently published as Open Source
under GPL licence
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17. Human sensors concept
• Currently more and more often is mentioned the
so-called principle of “People as Sensors” (also
“human sensors”). This means that “human
observations” can be part of real-time Spatial Data
Infrastructures (SDI) and serve as input to spatial
decision-making processes. Such type of
observation could be the part of the GEOSS and
GMES infrastructures.
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18. Human sensors concept
• In the pilot implementation of project we decide
include human observation using Android
operating system integrating different sensing
possibilities like photos or measurement as part of
standard Sensor Enablement Infrastructure to
support such operation like semi-automated quality
assurance, sensor fusion, standardised alerting
(including Complex Processing) and integration of
different Volunteered Geographic Information as
part of EnviroGrids infrastructure.
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19. Results
• Poor implementation of Sensor Observation Server and
client for Sensor Observation, which are now two
independent components. The first is published as Open
Source under name SensLog, the second is part of
HSLayers (also Open Source product). This allows
integration of both components with other modules.
SensLog is able to transform heterogeneous observation
into interoperable form of SOS. It allows to access
heterogeneous measurements by analytical modules
including GRIS application trough SOS. The condition is
including the SOS client as part of this solution. The SOS
client is the first example of client allowing visualisation of
sensor measurements including dynamic graphs.
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20. Results
• The implementation of complex solution as part of URM,
which could demonstrate with heterogeneous sensors the
possibility of accessing sensor measurements based on
given requirements, their analysis and visualisation. They
are implemented on concrete pilot case as examples. The
pilot case could be extended to any regions of the project,
but could be also easily modified for different types of
monitoring. This technology could be easily modified also
for African purposes.
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21. Follow us on
www.envirogrids.cz
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=3374617&trk=myg_ugrp_ovr
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=4350839&trk=myg_ugrp_ovr
http://www.facebook.com/pages/EnviroGRIDS/150917451599500
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