Development of IoT-based weather monitoring and reporting system using NODEMCU

Hairuddin, Ainul Balqis (2022) Development of IoT-based weather monitoring and reporting system using NODEMCU. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project aims to make it simple for individuals to obtain current weather data from any location. Weather predictions and real-time weather stations are different. The true purpose of current weather is to predict the weather for a particular location at a specific moment. The true purpose of a weather forecast is to predict the weather for a specific area at a particular time. On the other hand, a current-time weather station is a system that collects meteorological and environmental data using many sensors. On the other hand, a weather station is a device that monitors atmospheric characteristics such as temperature, humidity, and rain to offer data for weather study and discovery. Some believe that without weather stations, people won't be able to foresee and be notified about severe calamities like high winds, heat waves, heavy rain, tornadoes, lightning, and other weather-related occurrences that often occur in our country. As a result, these weather stations are necessary to gather current weather data and update predictions. These approaches might be employed to address the project's issues. This project, which will use sensors to construct weather stations, will use the Internet of Things. These weather stations may also supply data for forecasting purposes. Once this weather station is ready to be linked, users may monitor and review the history of information on previous and present weather.

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