Agile Environmental Monitoring Exploits Rapid Prototyping and In Situ Adaptation.

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Title: Agile Environmental Monitoring Exploits Rapid Prototyping and In Situ Adaptation.
Authors: Kishino, Yasue1, Yanagisawa, Yutaka1, Shirai, Yoshinari1, Mizutani, Shin1, Suyama, Takayuki2, Naya, Futoshi1
Source: IEEE Pervasive Computing. Apr-Jun2017, Vol. 16 Issue 2, p61-71. 11p.
Subjects: Environmental monitoring software, Rapid prototyping, Wireless communications, Logic circuits, Technological innovations
Abstract: Agile environmental monitoring is a novel style of environmental-monitoring development that lets you rapidly develop sensor devices and monitoring systems through trial and error during continuous sensing. The authors developed three environmental-monitoring systems and adapted them in situ based on actual field requirements. This article is part of a special issue on smart cities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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