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    <title>Evaluation of arima and ann stream analytics for air quality monitoring system</title>
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    <namePart>Nurmadiha Osman</namePart>
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  <abstract>There are many environmental monitoring systems available in the market with Internetof-Things (IoT) enabled technology. However, the existing system is not equipped with  online  data  analytics.  Some  of  them  provide  analytics  but  are  done  in  offline  mode  through third-party software or devices known as batch analytics. Pricewise, the existing monitoring  system  alone  is  expensive  even  though  none  of  them  are  furnished  with  stream  analytics.  The  thesis  presents  the  design  and  development  of  an  accurate  air  quality monitoring system equipped with streaming machine learning predictive analytics  called  Smart  Environmental  System  (SES).  The  developed  SES  is  divided  into  two  sections End-Node Unit (ENU) and Gateway Unit (GWU). ENU consisted of calibrated  sensors  of  NO2,  CO,  CO2,  PM2.5,  PM10,  O3,  temperature  humidity  integrated  with  Raspberry Pi Single-Board Computer (SBC) and Long-Range (LoRa) Transmitter (Tx)  module. Meanwhile, GWU consisted of Raspberry Pi SBC, LoRa Receiver (Rx) and 4G  module.  The  ENU  transferred  the  data  wirelessly  to  the  GWU  through  LoRa  communication, and GWU stored the data immediately in MySQL, which was installed  in the Linux Apache MySQL PHP (LAMP) server. Investigation on evaluating senso rs’  accuracy is executed by comparing the collected data by SES vs data from the Department  of Environment (DoE). The SES’s accuracy percentage error of CO,  NO2, O3, PM10  are  5.1%, 7%, 6.1% and 6% correspondingly compared to DoE. Such accuracy of sensors is  acceptable  with  an  accuracy  below  10%.  Once  accuracy  has  been  validated,  the data  stored in MySQL database is successfully exported  to the R query  table in R-Server by  using  dbGetQuery()  command,  checked  and  aligned  with  the  MySQL  database.  It  is  observed that the data in MySQL are successfully exported to the R query table based on  the similar number of variables between those two tables. The data stored in the query  table act as input to the analytics algorithm, which runs in R-server as well. In this thesis,  two  algorithms  have  been  implemented  and  compared.  Auto -Regressive  Integrated  Moving Average (ARIMA) and Artificial Neural Network (ANN). It is  identified that  ARIMA  has better prediction accuracy (PA) percentage of 99.45%, 99.87%, 99.75%,  98.92%  for  CO,  NO2,  O3  and  PM10  over  ANN  thus  chosen  as  a  predictive  analytics  algorithm for SES. Once embedded  in SES, ARIMA performances are evaluated based  on  Mean  Absolute  Percentage  Error  (MAPE)  and  Prediction  Accuracy  (PA).  It  is  observed that ARIMA MAPE  is 1.64%,9.67%, 9.59%, 7.09%, for CO, NO2, O3 and PM10,  respectively  which  led  PA  to  achieve  96.78%,  90.33%,  90.41%  and  92.91%  correspondingly. The results proved that the proposed SES is able to precisely predict  those gases for the next 24 hours above the 90% prediction accuracy. It can be concluded  the proposed SES could be implemented as a future  for the Air  Pollutant Index (API)  system.</abstract>
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Nurmadiha Osman</note>
  <note>College of Engineering</note>
  <note>Thesis (Master of Science) -- Universiti Malaysia Pahang – 2021</note>
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