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Measuring, presenting, interpreting airborne particulates at Burning Man

Author Archives: Kona

Particle Sniffer Data on Google Earth

I took the little guy out for a supplies run this morning and then overlayed the trip onto Google Maps. I think it’s ready to be handed off to Javier, Seth and Melissa on Monday.

Posted byKonaMay 18, 2013July 1, 2013Posted inI Defy Categorization

Particle Sniffer ran for 15 hours

I found a neat rechargeable 1200mAh  battery for testing at Walmart (it’s meant for an RC car that shoots BB’s) for about $20 with charger; it’s a 6-cell 7.2v Ni-MH unit that takes 4 hours to recharge.

Posted byKonaMay 10, 2013July 1, 2013Posted inI Defy Categorization

Particle Sniffer with GPS and Sharp Sensor

Using the Sharp dust sensor, I got Particle Sniffer to collect GPS and particle data.

Posted byKonaApril 28, 2013July 1, 2013Posted inI Defy Categorization

Sniffer hardware: USB stick interface and GPS

Connecting a USB stick to a microcontroller is not trivial; there are lots of bare-bones USB host implementations out there that seem attractive on the surface.

Posted byKonaApril 26, 2013July 1, 2013Posted inI Defy Categorization

Sniffer Progress

I decided to be proactive and start building a Sniffer platform. First on the agenda was GPS; I found an excellent GPS parser and built an Arduino sketch that logs data from any GPS module. Next, I want to add SD card writing. After that, we can add Mingus Dyne’s sensors and specify the data …

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Posted byKonaApril 15, 2013April 15, 2013Posted inI Defy Categorization
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