title: Predicting Air Quality in Smart Environments.
abstract: The pervasive sensing technologies found in smart environments offer unprecedented opportunities for monitoring and assisting the individuals who live and work in these spaces. As aspect of daily life that is often overlooked in maintaining a healthy lifestyle is the air quality of the environment. In this paper we investigate the use of machine learning technologies to predict CO(2) levels as an indicator of air quality in smart environments. We introduce techniques for collecting and analyzing sensor information in smart environments and analyze the correlation between resident activities and air quality levels. The effectiveness of our techniques is evaluated using three physical smart environment testbeds.
authors: Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of North Texas, Denton, TX, USA.
authors: Seun
authors: S
authors: Deleawe
authors: Jim
authors: J
authors: Kusznir
authors: Brian
authors: B
authors: Lamb
authors: Diane J
authors: DJ
authors: Cook
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