L Zheng
Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) testbed setup (project 1)
This project offers a hands-on opportunity to a student to learn how to set up a new wireless sensor network platform. Student will learn how to connect various sensors for a real time environmental monitoring system during the summer session.
The benefits of the projects are:
- Provide opportunity to UG students to taste a small practical research project,
- Student will have better understanding of wireless sensor network, various communication protocols of WSN;
- Develop hands on skill of use and connect a set of WSN motes,
- Set up a WSN testbed for environmental monitoring and tracking system,
- This will make big contribution to the future project smart agriculture of WSN with IoT.
Outcomes:
- To deploy and test various sensors and set up a small sized sensor network,
- To build up a prototype model of environmental monitoring.
Funded: December 2016
Date of completion: March 2017
Data collection and visualization system (project 2)
This project offers a hands-on opportunity to a student who will understand and design a IoT based data communication principle. Student will design the data collection and visualization platform for WSN system developed in project 1.
The benefits of the projects are:
- Provide opportunity to UG students to taste a small practical research project,
- Student will have better understanding of wireless sensor network (WSN), various communication protocols and internet of things (IoT) frame work associated with WSN,
- Set up the framework of data collection, data monitoring and data storage,
- Set up a WSN testbed for environmental monitoring and tracking system,
- This will make big contribution to the future project smart agriculture of WSN with IoT.
Outcomes
- The data collection and visualization software will provide user-friendly interface to collect and present the real-time environmental data visually,
- Three main communication protocols (Bluetooth, 3/4G, and GPS ) will be tested.
Funded: December 2016
Date of completion: March 2017