| 英文摘要 |
This study explores the feasibility of using smart technology for exposure monitoring, aiming to address the limitations of traditional sampling methods, such as restricted monitoring frequency and difficulty in capturing real-time changes in pollutant concentrations. By integrating smart technology with AI concentration prediction, this research investigates the setup of sensor networks, data analysis, and field verification to assess the feasibility of sensor placement for supporting environmental monitoring in workplaces. The study delopyed 16 sensors in a classroom located in Tainan, with a size of 9.1 m wide, 3 m high, and 18.7 m in length. We used eight different setups, each with various parameters, including pollutant source locations, ventilation rates, and pollutant generation rates, which were adjusted, providing data for AI learning and verification. The AI concentration prediction results indicated that the optimal setup for direct-reading instruments was reducing the 16 sensors to 3, which was sufficient for estimating real-time concentration. The AI verification showed that the average relative error in each time series was less than 10%. As the number of sensors increased, the error decreased. This suggests that the AI concentration prediction method can assist in optimizing sensor placement and points of installation for environmental monitoring in real-world work environments. |