Exploiting MATLAB and Microcontroller for Real-Time Atmospheric Analysis and IoT-Enabled Climate Data Transmission
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| author | Samson S Clement Paul P Dr. Arockia Jesuraj Y |
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| contents | This paper presents a weather forecasting and climate prediction system using IoT components. The system is centered around a NodeMCU microcontroller interfaced with sensors. Sensor data such as rainfall detection, light intensity, temperature, and humidity is transmitted via the HTTP protocol to MATLAB for processing. MATLAB analyzes the data to predict weather conditions along with real-time temperature and humidity. The processed data is then shared and displayed on the IoT platform using MQTT protocol for continuous monitoring and analysis. |
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| spellingShingle | Exploiting MATLAB and Microcontroller for Real-Time Atmospheric Analysis and IoT-Enabled Climate Data Transmission Samson S Clement Paul P Dr. Arockia Jesuraj Y NodeMCU; IoT; Weather Forecasting; Climate Prediction; MATLAB; HTTP protocol; MQTT; ThingSpeak; Sensor Data; rainwater sensor; DHT22; LDR; environmental monitoring This paper presents a weather forecasting and climate prediction system using IoT components. The system is centered around a NodeMCU microcontroller interfaced with sensors. Sensor data such as rainfall detection, light intensity, temperature, and humidity is transmitted via the HTTP protocol to MATLAB for processing. MATLAB analyzes the data to predict weather conditions along with real-time temperature and humidity. The processed data is then shared and displayed on the IoT platform using MQTT protocol for continuous monitoring and analysis. |
| title | Exploiting MATLAB and Microcontroller for Real-Time Atmospheric Analysis and IoT-Enabled Climate Data Transmission |
| topic | NodeMCU; IoT; Weather Forecasting; Climate Prediction; MATLAB; HTTP protocol; MQTT; ThingSpeak; Sensor Data; rainwater sensor; DHT22; LDR; environmental monitoring |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18137559 |