Gas Emission Measurement System from Chilla-Juliaca -Peru

In many countries around the world, most of the waste use to be disposed of to landfills, this generate public concern about the health effects of emissions. Landfill gases are produced by the natural bacterial decomposition of waste and it is about half of methane, with the remainder mostly carbon dioxide and minor amounts of other gases. Real-time measurement and modelling of emissions gases in landfills is important. In this work a low cost wireless measurement system is developed using MOS gas sensors (MQ4-1,MQ4-2, MQ5 and MQ9), microcontroller and XBee/HC-12 wireless communications modules. The system can be mounted on an unmanned aircraft (UAV, drone) or deployed as a wireless sensor network. Experiments have been carried out near a closed landfill, which show high gas concentration
Comment: Poster presentation at 22nd IEEE NPSS Real Time Conference, Oct 12-23, 2020