Wireless Information Systems in Support of Green iSchools
Nitipaichit, Yuttasart; Aksu, Aylin; Calle, Maria; Kabara, Joseph
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Title
Wireless Information Systems in Support of Green iSchools
Author(s)
Nitipaichit, Yuttasart
Aksu, Aylin
Calle, Maria
Kabara, Joseph
Issue Date
2009-02-08
Keyword(s)
Green school
green society
environment
global warming
wireless infrastructure
wireless information system
wireless network
sensor network
location estimation
mobile device
energy conservation
energy usage
waste management
paperless solution
Abstract
Becoming a green iSchool requires information infrastructure
development. Wireless information systems are important for
information infrastructure development. This paper assesses how
wireless information systems can support creating green iSchools.
Wireless information systems can be built from wireless networks
such as Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs), Wireless Wide
Area Networks (WWANs), and Wireless Sensor Networks
(WSNs). Wireless networks can reduce the fossil fuel combustion
from transportation while using fewer infrastructures than wired
networks. A WSN can otherwise help increase energy efficiency
for school buildings. With low cost energy efficient sensor nodes
placing at multiple locations, data gathering can be more
effective. And this in turn helps energy use in a school building be
more efficient.
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