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docs/Sp1SchetsProject/HetAlgehelePLan.md

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+# The Plan.
+Around the school, we will collect various information using nodes, which we will ultimately process into a database.
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+The locations we choose for the nodes can vary between ceilings and walls to gather various measurements effectively.
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+The measurements will include: temperature, CO2, humidity, and sound.
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+At one of the nodes, a screen with a survey will also be placed so that we can receive feedback from the students.
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+The node with the screen will be placed near the coffee machines and the water tap to ensure it is easily accessible and located in a frequently visited area.
+This way, we can obtain as many results as possible and have the best possible overview of where attention is needed.

docs/Sp1SchetsProject/InfrastructuurDocumentatie/raspberryPi.md

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+#Rasberry Pi
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+##Table of contents
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+##Introduction
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+##Rasberry Pi
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+###Dev Page
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+##Database
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+###Database software
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+###Esp to database

docs/Sp1SchetsProject/infrastructuur.md

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+# Infrastructuur
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+## Database en nodes
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+![!\[Database en nodes\](assets/ImagesSp1/Sp1DataTrack.jpg)
+](../assets/ImagesSp1/Sp1DataTrack.jpg)
+You can see that in the picture we've drew all the nodes and the tables for the database, every node has multiple sensors and only node 1 has an extra screen. The database is used to store all the data that the nodes collect. Here is a picture that 
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+shows what the nodes do:
+![alt text](../assets/ImagesSp1/Sp1Node.jpg)We also have this sketch digitalised in a simpler way:
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+![alt text](../assets/ImagesSp1/digitaleInfrastructuur.png)
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+You can see that every node measures:
+- Temperature
+- Humidity
+- CO2 level
+- Sound level
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+Each of these factors can have an influence on the comfort and efficientie the students can have.
+ 
+The nodes are connected to the database using post requests, every node sends a post request to the database with the sensordata it has collected. The database then stores this data in the right table. This is the table called "Node" in the first picture.