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Title Development Of Air Quality Monitoring Systems: Balancing Infrastructure Investment And User Satisfaction Policies
ID_Doc 19633
Authors Sokolova O.; Yurgenson A.; Shakhov V.
Year 2025
Published Sensors, 25, 3
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/s25030875
Abstract Air quality monitoring is a critical aspect of urban management. While poor air quality negatively impacts public health and well-being, implementing effective monitoring systems often involves significant costs. This paper addresses the optimization of air quality monitoring systems by balancing cost-effectiveness with citizen satisfaction. The core objective is to identify an optimal trade-off between user satisfaction and budgetary constraints. To achieve this, we optimize the number of clusters, where each cluster represents a group of users served by the nearest air quality sensor. Additionally, we present a penalty function that emphasizes prompt air pollution warnings, facilitating preventive actions to reduce exposure to polluted areas while ensuring a cost-effective solution. This approach enables the formulation of well-founded performance requirements for AI-driven algorithms tasked with analyzing air quality data. The findings contribute to the development of efficient, user-centric air quality monitoring systems, highlighting the delicate balance between infrastructure investment, AI algorithm efficiency, and user satisfaction. © 2025 by the authors.
Author Keywords air pollution detection; air pollution monitoring; air quality; artificial intelligence; cluster number optimization; environmental monitoring; Lambert W function; sensors; smart city


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