Northumberland Peat Partnership Sensor Node Data
Northumberland Peat Partnership Sensor Node Data
This dataset supports the thesis entitled "A real-time cost-effective wireless sensor network for monitoring peatlands with high spatial and temporal resolution"
The Excel file contains timestamped measurements of temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide, soil moisture, visible + IR light intensity, IR light intensity, sensor node battery voltage and methane concentration collected by the sensor nodes described in Chapter 7 of the thesis, which were deployed at Whitelee Moor in collaboration with the Northumberland Peat Partnership.
University of Southampton
Mitchell, Hazel Louise
06b74ff6-e3ef-469f-8a69-b31ed409c09b
Mitchell, Hazel Louise
06b74ff6-e3ef-469f-8a69-b31ed409c09b
Mitchell, Hazel Louise
(2025)
Northumberland Peat Partnership Sensor Node Data.
University of Southampton
doi:10.5258/SOTON/D3506
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Abstract
This dataset supports the thesis entitled "A real-time cost-effective wireless sensor network for monitoring peatlands with high spatial and temporal resolution"
The Excel file contains timestamped measurements of temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide, soil moisture, visible + IR light intensity, IR light intensity, sensor node battery voltage and methane concentration collected by the sensor nodes described in Chapter 7 of the thesis, which were deployed at Whitelee Moor in collaboration with the Northumberland Peat Partnership.
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NPP_data_scaled_Sep23_Jul24.xlsx
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D3506_data_readme.txt
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Published date: 2025
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Local EPrints ID: 501453
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/501453
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Date deposited: 02 Jun 2025 16:41
Last modified: 03 Jun 2025 02:03
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Hazel Louise Mitchell
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