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== Smart Cities 2022 == | == Smart Cities 2022 == | ||
Revision as of 11:08, 16 December 2021
Sensors in Schools
Information to help students and teachers install and maintain sensors in schools to support healthier waterways and to help save the planet.
Smart Cities 2021 course material
- Navigation on the Raspberry Pi
- Security improvements
- HTML first lesson
- CSS Cascading Style Sheets
- Python introduction
- Reading data from sensors
- Saving sensor data to a file
- Saving data with timestamps
- Creating a Dynamic web page
- Scheduling tasks using Cron
- Graphing data using Plotly
- Requesting data from a Water Quality Sensor in Peter Hopper lake
- Node-Red introduction
- Node-Red Dashboards
Smart Cities 2022
Sensors
- Temperature sensor
- Pressure sensor
- Soil moisture sensor
- GPS sensor
- Turbidity sensor
Projects
- Water quality sensor
- GPS litter picker
- Smart bee hive
- Veggie garden sensor
- Chicken coop project
- Smart tank with BoM rain farecasts
- Rabbit hutch tiny house
- Urban heat island temperature experiment
The Things Network
- How To Register LoRa WAN Gateways
- How To Register Sensors
Sustainable Computers
- Debian installation on Mac
- Raspberry Pi setup
- Pycom Pygate setup