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           information, however this paper aims to make a first draft   Big  Sensor  Data  server  to  further  develop  studies  and
           standard in structuring data sent by the measurement nodes,   establish hypothesis.
           at level information analysis.
                                                              Figure  6  shows  the  10-day  evolution  of  the  NO2
           The  data  is  sent  to  a  Big  Sensor  Data  server  through  a   concentration on one node.
           JSON composite object like this one:

           {
             "node": {
             “provider”: “0002”,
             "ID": "001122",
               "cont_gas": “50”,
               "no2": "34",
               "co":"0",
               "date": “2016-07-01",
               "hour": "15:23",
             }
           }
                                                                Figure 6. NO2 measurement of a CleanWiFi node. The
           Where "cont_gas", "no2" and "co" represent the reading of   graphic was elaborated with data stored inside the Big
           the sensors which are expressed in ppm (parts per million).        Sensor Data server.
           This  simple  structure  allows  collecting  information  from
           multiple  measurement  nodes  and  its  organization  using   The linking between the measurements and the splash page
           models as big data and business intelligence.      control software has been achieved to control the quality of
                                                              service within the WiFi network in concordance with the air
           4.2.  KPI:  Key Performance Indicators             quality.
           ITU-T  Study  Group  5  set  up  the ITU-T Focus Group on   An  eye-catching  web  interface  has  been  designed  to  send
           Smart  Sustainable  Cities  has  defined  the  KPIs  in  smart   dynamic messages to the user via the splash page, in order
           sustainable cities. KPI D2.1 has been defined to measure air   to  inform  them  about  the  air  quality  and  to  display  alerts
           quality. [12]                                      with any increase in the pollution levels.
           The results of this study, after collecting a lot of information,  It has been possible to control the variables of  upstream and
           will  create  the  knowledge  base  to  define  the  technical   downstream’s  bandwidth,  as  well  as  the  session  time  of
           specifications  of  KPI  D2.1  for  characterizing  air  quality   connections to the WiFi network, based on measurements of
           measurements,  which  enable  smart  cities  determine  their   air quality.
           behavior and create actions for improvement.
                                                              There has been confirmation about the effectiveness of the
           4.3. Standardizing facilities                      communication  through  the  mesh  network  using  the
                                                              B.A.T.M.A.N-ADV  protocol  between  5  nodes.  Achieving
           As an important part of defining the technical specifications   an approximate throughput of 30 Mbps between nodes.
           of  D2.1  KPI,  the  results  of  future  work  of  the  network
           CleanWiFi will pose a model of technical implementation for   The  CleanWiFi  network  has  been  implemented  over  a
           measuring points of air quality and its interconnection with   extended  area  of  over  5,000  square  meters,  where  it  has
           WiFi access networks. Among other things it aims to define:   been possible to obtain a complete outlook of the air quality.

           -  Correct  height  for  the  installation  of  sensors  to measure   The  implementation  of  a  big  sensor  data  server  has  been
           pollution with direct impact on pedestrians.       achieved,  based  on  a  GNU/Linux  operating  system  and
           - Characteristics of the spaces to be monitored.   open-source  tools,  to  organize,  store  and  compare
           - Type and minimum required quality of digital connection.   measurements  in  order  to  analyze  the  evolution  of  the  air
           - Physical Installation recommendations.           quality in large areas.

                             5. RESULTS                                       6. CONCLUSIONS
           Even  though,  as  of  the  writing  of  this  paper,  complete   The CleanWiFi proposal shows that it is possible to link the
           integration  tests  are  yet  to  be  carried  out,  there  are  some   evolution  of  physical  variables,  specifically  the  air  quality,
           individual results:                                with technical communication systems, in order to connect
                                                              all people using public WiFi networks to the monitoring of
           Air  pollution  measurements  have  been  acquired,  showing
           the presence of gases like NO2, and storing the data on the



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