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• TITLE: Wireless Low Cost CO2 Monitoring System Design and Evaluation Using Non Dispersive Infrared Sensor

  AUTHORS: C. Delebarre, T. Pujolle, G. Cousin, A. Domon, J. Froux, J. Jourdan

  KEYWORDS: Pollution, Infrared Spectrometry Sensor, Gas Concentration, Air Quality

  JOURNAL NAME: Wireless Sensor Network, Vol.10 No.6, June 30, 2018

  ABSTRACT: This paper presents a new wireless system for the measurement of CO2 gas concentration for indoor and outdoor purposes based on low cost Non Dispersive Infrared sensors. The system has been implemented on a printed circuit board in order to obtain different aspects of the air pollution. Some experiments were achieved to evaluate the total system combined with an android application on a smartphone. Different tests were realized in a closed room nearly filled with students and also directly while driving on the road. Good results were obtained allowing a future use for air pollution mapping using numerous amounts of sensors inside vehicles.