SANE
Smart Networks for Urban Participation
SANE is a project to support urban participation
Smart Networks for Urban Participation
what is being researched?
The research project „Smart Networks for Urban Participation (SANE)“ of the University of Hamburg and HAW Hamburg opens up new opportunities for citizen participation. In a network-based, decentralized information space, citizens and institutions can provide, disseminate, analyse and use data.
Data security and privacy are preserved as an important prerequisite for acceptance and participation in online exchange.
Head: Prof. Dr. Mathias Fischer, University of Hamburg
The company’s own solar cells and an integrated eco-energy management system for the RIOT operating system used make time-consuming cable laying and battery changes unnecessary.
In addition to the collected environmental data, we have already been able to gather important information on the LoRa coverage* in Hamburg.
*free W-LAN in public transport
Since August 2019, one of the SANE sensors has been driving on a local bus through Hamburg.
The electrically driven bus carries the sensor emission-free through the traffic, while e.g. the fine dust pollution from other vehicles is measured directly in the flowing traffic. The special feature:
The sensor also relies on green energy and can therefore be operated completely autonomously and permanently.
Smart Networks for Urban Participation
how is research done?
Smart Networks for Urban Participation
who researches together?
You want to learn more about SANE?
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SANE
Smart Networks for Urban Participation
SANE is a project to support urban participation
Smart Networks for Urban Participation
what is being researched?
The research project „Smart Networks for Urban Participation (SANE)“ of the University of Hamburg and HAW Hamburg opens up new opportunities for citizen participation. In a network-based, decentralized information space, citizens and institutions can provide, disseminate, analyse and use data.
Data security and privacy are preserved as an important prerequisite for acceptance and participation in online exchange.
Head: Prof. Dr. Mathias Fischer, University of Hamburg
Smart Networks for Urban Participation
how is research done?
The company’s own solar cells and an integrated eco-energy management system for the RIOT operating system used make time-consuming cable laying and battery changes unnecessary.
In addition to the collected environmental data, we have already been able to gather important information on the LoRa coverage* in Hamburg.
*free W-LAN in public transport
Since August 2019, one of the SANE sensors has been driving on a local bus through Hamburg.
The electrically driven bus carries the sensor emission-free through the traffic, while e.g. the fine dust pollution from other vehicles is measured directly in the flowing traffic. The special feature:
The sensor also relies on green energy and can therefore be operated completely autonomously and permanently.
Smart Networks for Urban Participation
who researches together?
You want to learn more about SANE?
ahoi.digital
other ahoi.digital projects
SANE
Smart Networks for Urban Participation
SANE is a project to support urban participation
Smart Networks for Urban Participation
what is being researched?
The research project „Smart Networks for Urban Participation (SANE)“ of the University of Hamburg and HAW Hamburg opens up new opportunities for citizen participation. In a network-based, decentralized information space, citizens and institutions can provide, disseminate, analyse and use data.
Data security and privacy are preserved as an important prerequisite for acceptance and participation in online exchange.
Head: Prof. Dr. Mathias Fischer, University of Hamburg
Smart Networks for Urban Participation
how is research done?
Since August 2019, one of the SANE sensors has been driving on a local bus through Hamburg.
The electrically driven bus carries the sensor emission-free through the traffic, while e.g. the fine dust pollution from other vehicles is measured directly in the flowing traffic. The special feature:
The sensor also relies on green energy and can therefore be operated completely autonomously and permanently.
The company’s own solar cells and an integrated eco-energy management system for the RIOT operating system used make time-consuming cable laying and battery changes unnecessary.
In addition to the collected environmental data, we have already been able to gather important information on the LoRa coverage* in Hamburg.
*free W-LAN in public transport
Smart Networks for Urban Participation
who researches together?
You want to learn more about SANE?
ahoi.digital