Abstract :
[en] The challenge of OMNISCIENTIS is to develop a community based odour monitoring
and information system to mitigate odour annoyance and to foster citizens’
participation in environmental governance. The core is an information system collecting
various data of odour emissions obtained by electronic noses and other sensors,
meteorological conditions and observations by citizens acting as human sensors. A
specific odour dispersion model is developed to use all this information and provide
immediate feedback to all stakeholders. This work presents the architecture of the
environmental information system, some first results from odour monitoring and
model development and validation.
Event name :
"Environmental Information Systems and Services - Infrastructures and Platforms 2013 - with Citizens Observatories, Linked Open Data and SEIS/SDI Best Practices" co-located with the International Symposium on Environmental Software Systems 2013 (ISESS 2013)
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