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Develop a Real-time Weather Station Monitoring System Inspection

Mahfujur Rahman, Md. Noyeem Hossain

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This manuscript primarily emphasizes the development of a prototype weather station designed to measure key meteorological parameters, including temperature, relative humidity, atmospheric pressure, wind direction and speed, and rainfall. This weather station is engineered for autonomous operation, collecting data without human intervention. The gathered information is wirelessly transmitted to a remote station for logging and is accessible on various smart devices. Wireless connectivity is implemented using Wi-Fi, which establishes a mesh network to ensure reliable data transmission. Additionally, the consistent data outputs enable residents to take timely and necessary precautions.


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