Air Quality Sensing Wherever You Go in Taipei - Revision history

Pinfold at 20:26, January 24, 2023

2023-01-24T20:26:53Z

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	* more than 50 mobile PM2.5 sensing nodes, carried by volunteering citizens, using the developed portable AirBox device and LoRa network in Taipei city		* more than 50 mobile PM2.5 sensing nodes, carried by volunteering citizens, using the developed portable AirBox device and LoRa network in Taipei city
	* Integrated data platform for data collection, analysis, and visualization of the PM2.5 monitoring data collected from EPA, the existing stationary AirBox sites, and the proposed portable AirBox devices.		* Integrated data platform for data collection, analysis, and visualization of the PM2.5 monitoring data collected from EPA, the existing stationary AirBox sites, and the proposed portable AirBox devices.
			\|chapter=Physical Health
	\|supercluster=Transportation		\|supercluster=Transportation
	\|year=2016		\|year=2016

Pinfold at 04:04, March 24, 2022

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	\|image=~~AirQualitySensingTaipei~~.~~jpeg~~		\|image=Taipei Air Quality Sensing.jpg
	\|team=Academia Sinica, EDIMAX Technology Co. Ltd., Realtek Semiconductor Corp.		\|team=Academia Sinica, EDIMAX Technology Co. Ltd., Realtek Semiconductor Corp.
	\|leader=Poh-Shi Ko		\|leader=Poh-Shi Ko
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	\|email=ic-saimonko@mail.taipei.gov.tw		\|email=ic-saimonko@mail.taipei.gov.tw
	}}		}}

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Pinfold at 04:04, March 24, 2022

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Pinfold at 15:26, March 23, 2022

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	{{ActionCluster		{{ActionCluster
	\| ~~title~~ = ~~Air Quality Sensing Wherever You Go in Taipei~~		\|image=AirQualitySensingTaipei.jpeg
	\| team = Academia Sinica, EDIMAX Technology Co. Ltd., Realtek Semiconductor Corp.		\|team=Academia Sinica, EDIMAX Technology Co. Ltd., Realtek Semiconductor Corp.
	\| leader = Poh-Shi Ko		\|leader=Poh-Shi Ko
	~~\| email = ic-saimonko@mail.taipei.gov.tw~~		\|imagecaption=Air Quality Sensing
	~~\| image = AirQualitySensingTaipei.jpeg~~		\|municipalities=Taipei Taiwan
	\| imagecaption = Air Quality Sensing		\|status=Ready for Public Announcement
	\| municipalities = Taipei (Taiwan)		\|description=The proposed project will develop portable AirBox devices to facilitate mobile air quality monitoring, with a focus on PM2.5 sensing, in Taipei city. The device is small-sized and light-weight, and it uses the LoRa technology for low-power and long-range data communication. The expected results of this project are:
	\| status = Ready for Public Announcement
	~~\| website =~~
	~~\| download =~~
	\| description =
	The proposed project will develop portable AirBox devices to facilitate mobile air quality monitoring, with a focus on PM2.5 sensing, in Taipei city. The device is small-sized and light-weight, and it uses the LoRa technology for low-power and long-range data communication. The expected results of this project are:
	# it promotes citizen engagement of wearable environmental monitoring ranging from walking, jogging to cycling;		# it promotes citizen engagement of wearable environmental monitoring ranging from walking, jogging to cycling;
	# it provides a finer spatio-temporal granularity of air quality monitoring results for further data analysis and environment awareness; and		# it provides a finer spatio-temporal granularity of air quality monitoring results for further data analysis and environment awareness; and
	# it interconnects government, academia, industry, and maker community for social good and real-world impacts.		# it interconnects government, academia, industry, and maker community for social good and real-world impacts.
			\|challenges=* LoRa infrastructure: the project relies on a robust LoRa network infrastructure, which has been deployed in Taipei, but has yet to be stress tested.
	\| challenges =
	* LoRa infrastructure: the project relies on a robust LoRa network infrastructure, which has been deployed in Taipei, but has yet to be stress tested.
	* Sensor calibration: the project use COTS tiny PM2.5 sensors for mobile sensing, which is emerging but yet to be thoroughly verified.		* Sensor calibration: the project use COTS tiny PM2.5 sensors for mobile sensing, which is emerging but yet to be thoroughly verified.
	* Power management: the project requires GPS for location-based sensing, which is notorious for being a ‘power-hungry’ app, thereby creating a challenge for wearable/portable applications.		* Power management: the project requires GPS for location-based sensing, which is notorious for being a ‘power-hungry’ app, thereby creating a challenge for wearable/portable applications.
			\|solutions=TBD
	\| solutions =		\|requirements=The proposed project will be carried out in four steps:

	\| requirements =
	The proposed project will be carried out in four steps:

	# development of portable AirBox devices (by Sept. 2016)		# development of portable AirBox devices (by Sept. 2016)
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	# recruiting citizens to participate the project and act the role of “mobile sensors” in the city (by Mar. 2017)		# recruiting citizens to participate the project and act the role of “mobile sensors” in the city (by Mar. 2017)
	# AirBox-enabled decision making and urban planning for adaptation strategies and innovative applications (by June 2017)		# AirBox-enabled decision making and urban planning for adaptation strategies and innovative applications (by June 2017)
			\|kpi=* improving the spatial coverage of air pollution measurement by 200%
	\| kpi =
	* improving the spatial coverage of air pollution measurement by 200%
	* reducing the temporal resolution of air pollution measurement by 50%		* reducing the temporal resolution of air pollution measurement by 50%
	* reducing the PM2.5 pollution by 20%		* reducing the PM2.5 pollution by 20%
	* improving the citizen engagement of air pollution sensing by 200%		* improving the citizen engagement of air pollution sensing by 200%
			\|measurement=* KPI 1&2&4 will be measured by the data collected from the deployment.
	\| measurement =
	* KPI 1&2&4 will be measured by the data collected from the deployment.
	* KPI 3 will be measured by comparing the EPA data before and after conducting the proposed project.		* KPI 3 will be measured by comparing the EPA data before and after conducting the proposed project.
			\|standards=The project will follow the existing collaboration model of the AirBox project, which
	\| standards =
	The project will follow the existing collaboration model of the AirBox project, which
	# uses open hardware and COTS sensors so everyone can duplicate the system,		# uses open hardware and COTS sensors so everyone can duplicate the system,
	# pushes the measurement data to a open data broker so everyone can publish and subscribe the data, and		# pushes the measurement data to a open data broker so everyone can publish and subscribe the data, and
	# works closely with local community to improve engagement, expanding, and growing of the project.		# works closely with local community to improve engagement, expanding, and growing of the project.
			\|cybersecurity=TBD
	\| cybersecurity =		\|impacts=* The project will implement a tight collaboration between government, academia, industry, and citizens; and the experience can be duplicated for other smart city deployment projects in different cities.

	\| impacts =
	* The project will implement a tight collaboration between government, academia, industry, and citizens; and the experience can be duplicated for other smart city deployment projects in different cities.
	* The data collected from the deployment will be used for pollution emission sourcing, adaptation policy making, city management, and urban planning.		* The data collected from the deployment will be used for pollution emission sourcing, adaptation policy making, city management, and urban planning.
	* The project will make measurement data and analysis results open to the public, and will promote citizen engagement from personal to community scale on different aspects, such as environment education, science education, and LOHAS living.		* The project will make measurement data and analysis results open to the public, and will promote citizen engagement from personal to community scale on different aspects, such as environment education, science education, and LOHAS living.
			\|demonstration=Phase I Pilot:
	\| demonstration =
	Phase I Pilot:
	* 100 stationary AirBox sites deployed for PM2.5 sensing in Taipei city		* 100 stationary AirBox sites deployed for PM2.5 sensing in Taipei city
	* Full coverage of LoRa network in Taipei city		* Full coverage of LoRa network in Taipei city
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	* more than 50 mobile PM2.5 sensing nodes, carried by volunteering citizens, using the developed portable AirBox device and LoRa network in Taipei city		* more than 50 mobile PM2.5 sensing nodes, carried by volunteering citizens, using the developed portable AirBox device and LoRa network in Taipei city
	* Integrated data platform for data collection, analysis, and visualization of the PM2.5 monitoring data collected from EPA, the existing stationary AirBox sites, and the proposed portable AirBox devices.		* Integrated data platform for data collection, analysis, and visualization of the PM2.5 monitoring data collected from EPA, the existing stationary AirBox sites, and the proposed portable AirBox devices.
			\|supercluster=Transportation
	\| supercluster = Transportation		\|year=2016
	\| year = 2016		\|title=Air Quality Sensing Wherever You Go in Taipei
			\|email=ic-saimonko@mail.taipei.gov.tw
	}}		}}

Pinfold at 21:02, December 6, 2021

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	{{ActionCluster		{{ActionCluster

	\| title = Air Quality Sensing Wherever You Go in Taipei		\| title = Air Quality Sensing Wherever You Go in Taipei

	\| team = Academia Sinica, EDIMAX Technology Co. Ltd., Realtek Semiconductor Corp.		\| team = Academia Sinica, EDIMAX Technology Co. Ltd., Realtek Semiconductor Corp.

	\| leader = Poh-Shi Ko		\| leader = Poh-Shi Ko
	\| email = ic-saimonko@mail.taipei.gov.tw		\| email = ic-saimonko@mail.taipei.gov.tw

	\| image = AirQualitySensingTaipei.jpeg		\| image = AirQualitySensingTaipei.jpeg
	\| imagecaption = Air Quality Sensing		\| imagecaption = Air Quality Sensing
	\| municipalities = Taipei (Taiwan)		\| municipalities = Taipei (Taiwan)


	\| status = Ready for Public Announcement		\| status = Ready for Public Announcement
	\| website =		\| website =
	\| download =		\| download =

	\| description =		\| description =
	The proposed project will develop portable AirBox devices to facilitate mobile air quality monitoring, with a focus on PM2.5 sensing, in Taipei city. The device is small-sized and light-weight, and it uses the LoRa technology for low-power and long-range data communication. The expected results of this project are:		The proposed project will develop portable AirBox devices to facilitate mobile air quality monitoring, with a focus on PM2.5 sensing, in Taipei city. The device is small-sized and light-weight, and it uses the LoRa technology for low-power and long-range data communication. The expected results of this project are:
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	# it provides a finer spatio-temporal granularity of air quality monitoring results for further data analysis and environment awareness; and		# it provides a finer spatio-temporal granularity of air quality monitoring results for further data analysis and environment awareness; and
	# it interconnects government, academia, industry, and maker community for social good and real-world impacts.		# it interconnects government, academia, industry, and maker community for social good and real-world impacts.


	\| challenges =		\| challenges =
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	* Sensor calibration: the project use COTS tiny PM2.5 sensors for mobile sensing, which is emerging but yet to be thoroughly verified.		* Sensor calibration: the project use COTS tiny PM2.5 sensors for mobile sensing, which is emerging but yet to be thoroughly verified.
	* Power management: the project requires GPS for location-based sensing, which is notorious for being a ‘power-hungry’ app, thereby creating a challenge for wearable/portable applications.		* Power management: the project requires GPS for location-based sensing, which is notorious for being a ‘power-hungry’ app, thereby creating a challenge for wearable/portable applications.




	\| solutions =		\| solutions =


	\| requirements =		\| requirements =
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	# recruiting citizens to participate the project and act the role of “mobile sensors” in the city (by Mar. 2017)		# recruiting citizens to participate the project and act the role of “mobile sensors” in the city (by Mar. 2017)
	# AirBox-enabled decision making and urban planning for adaptation strategies and innovative applications (by June 2017)		# AirBox-enabled decision making and urban planning for adaptation strategies and innovative applications (by June 2017)





	\| kpi =		\| kpi =
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	* reducing the PM2.5 pollution by 20%		* reducing the PM2.5 pollution by 20%
	* improving the citizen engagement of air pollution sensing by 200%		* improving the citizen engagement of air pollution sensing by 200%



	\| measurement =		\| measurement =
	* KPI 1&2&4 will be measured by the data collected from the deployment.		* KPI 1&2&4 will be measured by the data collected from the deployment.
	* KPI 3 will be measured by comparing the EPA data before and after conducting the proposed project.		* KPI 3 will be measured by comparing the EPA data before and after conducting the proposed project.



	\| standards =		\| standards =
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	# pushes the measurement data to a open data broker so everyone can publish and subscribe the data, and		# pushes the measurement data to a open data broker so everyone can publish and subscribe the data, and
	# works closely with local community to improve engagement, expanding, and growing of the project.		# works closely with local community to improve engagement, expanding, and growing of the project.


	\| cybersecurity =		\| cybersecurity =



	\| impacts =		\| impacts =
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	* The data collected from the deployment will be used for pollution emission sourcing, adaptation policy making, city management, and urban planning.		* The data collected from the deployment will be used for pollution emission sourcing, adaptation policy making, city management, and urban planning.
	* The project will make measurement data and analysis results open to the public, and will promote citizen engagement from personal to community scale on different aspects, such as environment education, science education, and LOHAS living.		* The project will make measurement data and analysis results open to the public, and will promote citizen engagement from personal to community scale on different aspects, such as environment education, science education, and LOHAS living.






	\| demonstration =		\| demonstration =
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	* 100 stationary AirBox sites deployed for PM2.5 sensing in Taipei city		* 100 stationary AirBox sites deployed for PM2.5 sensing in Taipei city
	* Full coverage of LoRa network in Taipei city		* Full coverage of LoRa network in Taipei city


	Phase II Deployment:		Phase II Deployment:
	* more than 50 mobile PM2.5 sensing nodes, carried by volunteering citizens, using the developed portable AirBox device and LoRa network in Taipei city		* more than 50 mobile PM2.5 sensing nodes, carried by volunteering citizens, using the developed portable AirBox device and LoRa network in Taipei city
	* Integrated data platform for data collection, analysis, and visualization of the PM2.5 monitoring data collected from EPA, the existing stationary AirBox sites, and the proposed portable AirBox devices.		* Integrated data platform for data collection, analysis, and visualization of the PM2.5 monitoring data collected from EPA, the existing stationary AirBox sites, and the proposed portable AirBox devices.


	\| supercluster = Transportation		\| supercluster = Transportation

Pinfold at 01:37, November 15, 2021

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	\| title = Air Quality Sensing Wherever You Go in Taipei		\| title = Air Quality Sensing Wherever You Go in Taipei

	\| team = Academia Sinica; EDIMAX Technology Co., Ltd.;Realtek Semiconductor Corp.		\| team = Academia Sinica, EDIMAX Technology Co. Ltd., Realtek Semiconductor Corp.

	\| leader = Poh-Shi Ko		\| leader = Poh-Shi Ko

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{{ActionCluster

| title = Air Quality Sensing Wherever You Go in Taipei

| team = Academia Sinica; EDIMAX Technology Co., Ltd.;Realtek Semiconductor Corp.

| leader = Poh-Shi Ko
| email = ic-saimonko@mail.taipei.gov.tw

| image = AirQualitySensingTaipei.jpeg
| imagecaption = Air Quality Sensing
| municipalities = Taipei (Taiwan)

| status = Ready for Public Announcement
| website =
| download =

| description =
The proposed project will develop portable AirBox devices to facilitate mobile air quality monitoring, with a focus on PM2.5 sensing, in Taipei city. The device is small-sized and light-weight, and it uses the LoRa technology for low-power and long-range data communication. The expected results of this project are:
# it promotes citizen engagement of wearable environmental monitoring ranging from walking, jogging to cycling;
# it provides a finer spatio-temporal granularity of air quality monitoring results for further data analysis and environment awareness; and
# it interconnects government, academia, industry, and maker community for social good and real-world impacts.

| challenges =
* LoRa infrastructure: the project relies on a robust LoRa network infrastructure, which has been deployed in Taipei, but has yet to be stress tested.
* Sensor calibration: the project use COTS tiny PM2.5 sensors for mobile sensing, which is emerging but yet to be thoroughly verified.
* Power management: the project requires GPS for location-based sensing, which is notorious for being a ‘power-hungry’ app, thereby creating a challenge for wearable/portable applications.

| solutions =

| requirements =
The proposed project will be carried out in four steps:

# development of portable AirBox devices (by Sept. 2016)
# sensor calibration of the developed devices and performance tuning of LoRa network (by Dec. 2016)
# recruiting citizens to participate the project and act the role of “mobile sensors” in the city (by Mar. 2017)
# AirBox-enabled decision making and urban planning for adaptation strategies and innovative applications (by June 2017)

| kpi =
* improving the spatial coverage of air pollution measurement by 200%
* reducing the temporal resolution of air pollution measurement by 50%
* reducing the PM2.5 pollution by 20%
* improving the citizen engagement of air pollution sensing by 200%

| measurement =
* KPI 1&2&4 will be measured by the data collected from the deployment.
* KPI 3 will be measured by comparing the EPA data before and after conducting the proposed project.

| standards =
The project will follow the existing collaboration model of the AirBox project, which
# uses open hardware and COTS sensors so everyone can duplicate the system,
# pushes the measurement data to a open data broker so everyone can publish and subscribe the data, and
# works closely with local community to improve engagement, expanding, and growing of the project.

| cybersecurity =

| impacts =
* The project will implement a tight collaboration between government, academia, industry, and citizens; and the experience can be duplicated for other smart city deployment projects in different cities.
* The data collected from the deployment will be used for pollution emission sourcing, adaptation policy making, city management, and urban planning.
* The project will make measurement data and analysis results open to the public, and will promote citizen engagement from personal to community scale on different aspects, such as environment education, science education, and LOHAS living.

| demonstration =
Phase I Pilot:
* 100 stationary AirBox sites deployed for PM2.5 sensing in Taipei city
* Full coverage of LoRa network in Taipei city

Phase II Deployment:
* more than 50 mobile PM2.5 sensing nodes, carried by volunteering citizens, using the developed portable AirBox device and LoRa network in Taipei city
* Integrated data platform for data collection, analysis, and visualization of the PM2.5 monitoring data collected from EPA, the existing stationary AirBox sites, and the proposed portable AirBox devices.

| supercluster = Transportation
| year = 2016

}}