IoT-Based Air Pollution Monitoring System

M.Tech.

The Internet of Things, or "IoT," might be a global network of "smart devices" that can detect, connect, and communicate with their environment as well as with other systems and people. One of the main issues of our day is global air pollution. Numerous factors, including population growth, increasing vehicle usage, industrialization, and urbanization, have contributed to the rise in pollution levels throughout time, which has a negative impact on public health and well-being. When there are sufficient levels of dangerous gases in the atmosphere, such as carbon dioxide, smoking, alcohol, benzene, NH3, and NO2, the quality of the air decreases. We are creating an IOT-based pollution monitoring system to track air quality via an internet server in order to do analysis. Current monitoring techniques need laboratory analysis, have limited sensitivity, and poor accuracy. Better monitoring mechanisms are thus required. We suggest a three-phase pollution monitoring method to address the shortcomings of the current setup. To make it easy for us to monitor, the air quality in PPM will be shown on the LCD and on the internet. With this Internet of Things project, you may use a computer or mobile device to remotely monitor the pollution level. The MQ2 and MQ7 sensors are used by the system to check the air quality. It detects hazardous gasses and precisely measures their quantity.

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