A museum artefact monitoring testbed using LoRaWAN

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2021-09-05
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Gawade, Dinesh R.
Simorangkir, Roy B. V. B.
Zorbas, Dimitrios
Kumar, Sanjeev
Ziemann, Steffen
Iacopino, Daniela
Barton, John
Schuhmann, Katharina
Anders, Manfred
O'Flynn, Brendan
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10.1109/ISCC53001.2021.9631253
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This paper presents a long range wide area network (LoRaWAN) testbed for environmental monitoring of artefacts within a museum storage facility. The goal is to identify the optimum feasible wireless technology for this application by studying eight different wireless technologies. A testbed network was deployed inside a 5600 m 2 concrete building to validate the performance of the candidate wireless technologies by way of measurements. In addition, a LoRaWAN scalability approach was also used to simulate the packet delivery ratio for a 500 node network. The wireless communication performance of LoRa WAN was shown to offer the most optimal solution for wireless communication for museum artefact monitoring application.
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Artefact monitoring , BLE mesh , LoRaWAN , NB-IoT , Museum , NFC , PDR , RFID , SigFox , WiFi , Zigbee , Wireless communication , Wide area networks , Computers , Wireless sensor networks , Energy consumption , Costs , Scalability
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Gawade, D. R., Simorangkir, R. B. V. B., Zorbas, D., Kumar, S., Ziemann, S., Iacopino, D., Barton, J., Schuhmann, K., Anders, M., O'Flynn, B. and Buckley, J. L. (2021) 'A Museum Artefact Monitoring Testbed using LoRaWAN', 2021 IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications (ISCC), Athens, Greece, 05-08 September. doi: 10.1109/ISCC53001.2021.9631253
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