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Real-Time Monitoring Data at the Time of the Networks

  • Giacomo ChiesaEmail author
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Abstract

The chapter analyses some possible application scenarios on an urban scale with repercussions on the building scale deriving from the use of large quantities of real-time data produced by low quality sensors spread throughout the territory. The subject of data on an urban scale aimed at optimising and controlling design is closely related to studies on collective intelligence, techniques and implications due to the management, use and construction of big data, often derived from heterogeneous sources and not only numerical.

Keywords

Indoor air quality Real time data Open hardware monitoring Low cost monitoring Long tail information Big data 
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Acknowledgements

In order to develop this chapter, voluntary use of the knowledge available online was made. A passive questioning of the knowledge disseminated was chosen in order to verify its usefulness. We must thank those who helped build the information present online. Thanks to Pierangelo Stradella for his support with the construction of the ethernet station presented in the chapter.

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  1. 1.Dipartimento di Architettura e Design (DAD)Politecnico di TorinoTurinItaly

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