A Proposal of Indoor Life Environment Monitoring for Ecological Lifestyle
Motoi Yamagiwa, Makoto Murakami, Minoru Uehara · 2010
Any trials to reduce carbon dioxide emissions are performed as global warming countermeasures. We use sensors and record the life environment in the indoor. In a house, the sensors measure the temperature, humidity, intensity of illumination, the existence of person, and the door opening/closing state. The measured elements are related to human action and living environment closely. A life log is an attempt to record the personal activities. In this paper, we use the life log, but we don't record personal activities. We measure the indoor environment, and find the waste of resources, and suggest the actions for the improvement of living. This paper suggests a system to carry out a new ecological lifestyle to attach great importance to human comfort, and describes sensing devices and the evaluation of the measured data.