This document outlines the structure and contents of a research paper, including an introduction reviewing related literature, methodology describing the research design and data collection, a chapter presenting the results and findings of the study, and a conclusion summarizing key takeaways and recommendations. It contains standard sections like an abstract, table of contents, and references, and details the problem statement, hypotheses, participants, instruments, and statistical analysis used in the study.
This document outlines the terms and conditions for a rental agreement between John Doe and Jane Smith for the property located at 123 Main St. It specifies the monthly rental rate of $1,000 due on the 1st of each month, the security deposit of $500, and responsibilities of landlord and tenant for repairs and maintenance. The initial lease term is one year beginning January 1st.
The document provides a summary and analysis of a cello passage by Lutosławski that repeatedly plays the pitch D. It examines whether D can be considered the tonal center or "tonic" of the passage based on criteria from music theory. While D satisfies some criteria like frequency and duration, it fails others due to a lack of hierarchical relationships between it and other pitches. The document then provides a general definition of a tonic as (a) a focal pitch class, (b) around which other pitch classes are hierarchically arranged and perceived, (c) even when absent. It clarifies that a tonic applies to a pitch class rather than a single pitch, and that its influence can extend over
Research ethics are important for promoting collaboration between researchers and expanding knowledge. Upholding values like mutual respect and fairness is essential in research because it depends on collaboration. Additionally, ethical standards are needed because research involves coordination between many people in different disciplines and institutions.
The WalkIN-Que app allows users to queue for appointments online by opening the app, going to the online appointment tab, filling out a form, and receiving a queue number or letter by email or text. After submitting the form, users will get confirmation of their place in the queue.
The document provides an introduction and background to a proposed design project that aims to develop a handwriting and signature detection and verification system using a Raspberry Pi. It includes sections on the background, objectives, significance and scope of the study. The key objectives are to determine the necessary hardware and software components, develop a user interface using ANN algorithms to detect and verify signatures from image samples, and compare the system's performance to manual verification methods. The significance is that it could help address forgery problems by providing quick, reliable signature verification for industries like banking and finance. The scope is limited to offline detection of signatures stored locally on the Raspberry Pi.
This document outlines the structure and contents of a research paper, including an introduction reviewing related literature, methodology describing the research design and data collection, a chapter presenting the results and findings of the study, and a conclusion summarizing key takeaways and recommendations. It contains standard sections like an abstract, table of contents, and references, and details the problem statement, hypotheses, participants, instruments, and statistical analysis used in the study.
This document outlines the terms and conditions for a rental agreement between John Doe and Jane Smith for the property located at 123 Main St. It specifies the monthly rental rate of $1,000 due on the 1st of each month, the security deposit of $500, and responsibilities of landlord and tenant for repairs and maintenance. The initial lease term is one year beginning January 1st.
The document provides a summary and analysis of a cello passage by Lutosławski that repeatedly plays the pitch D. It examines whether D can be considered the tonal center or "tonic" of the passage based on criteria from music theory. While D satisfies some criteria like frequency and duration, it fails others due to a lack of hierarchical relationships between it and other pitches. The document then provides a general definition of a tonic as (a) a focal pitch class, (b) around which other pitch classes are hierarchically arranged and perceived, (c) even when absent. It clarifies that a tonic applies to a pitch class rather than a single pitch, and that its influence can extend over
Research ethics are important for promoting collaboration between researchers and expanding knowledge. Upholding values like mutual respect and fairness is essential in research because it depends on collaboration. Additionally, ethical standards are needed because research involves coordination between many people in different disciplines and institutions.
The WalkIN-Que app allows users to queue for appointments online by opening the app, going to the online appointment tab, filling out a form, and receiving a queue number or letter by email or text. After submitting the form, users will get confirmation of their place in the queue.
The document provides an introduction and background to a proposed design project that aims to develop a handwriting and signature detection and verification system using a Raspberry Pi. It includes sections on the background, objectives, significance and scope of the study. The key objectives are to determine the necessary hardware and software components, develop a user interface using ANN algorithms to detect and verify signatures from image samples, and compare the system's performance to manual verification methods. The significance is that it could help address forgery problems by providing quick, reliable signature verification for industries like banking and finance. The scope is limited to offline detection of signatures stored locally on the Raspberry Pi.
Research ethics are important for promoting collaboration between researchers and groups. They support values like mutual respect and fairness that are essential for collaborative work. Researchers face ethical challenges at all stages of a study, from designing to reporting, including issues like anonymity, confidentiality, informed consent, and potential impacts on participants. Maintaining confidentiality and anonymity of participants is crucial in qualitative research to protect privacy and gain trust.
The document discusses the research process and key aspects of conducting research. It defines research and discusses the importance of research. It then enumerates the four frameworks of the research process - measurement objectives, data collection processes, recommended survey, and reporting plan. Finally, it discusses the importance of having a literature review and how the research process starts with identifying a problem and reviewing literature before collecting and analyzing data.
The document provides answers to end-of-chapter questions from chapters 4-6 of a research methods course. It defines key terms like philosophical framework, positivism, interpretivism, and qualitative vs. quantitative data. It also outlines the steps for developing a theoretical framework, conducting a literature review, developing research questions, and locating sources. Common mistakes to avoid in literature reviews are listed, such as treating it as a list of documents rather than a synthesis.
HOME SECURITY SYSTEM FOR A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY USING LORA TECHNOLOGY.docxSiegriqueCeasarAJalw
This document proposes a home security system for a residential community utilizing LoRa technology. The system would provide deterrence, property protection, personal protection, and convenience. It would include security gateway and panic button devices with vibration sensors connected to a central gateway via a Raspberry Pi. A web and mobile application would allow users to monitor the system. The system aims to address issues with existing home security systems by utilizing long range LoRa communication between remote modules to detect vibrations and alert emergency professionals.
HOME SECURITY SYSTEM FOR A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY USING LORA TECH.docxSiegriqueCeasarAJalw
This document proposes a home security system for a residential community utilizing LoRa technology. The system would provide deterrence, property protection, personal protection, and convenience. It would include security gateway and panic button devices with vibration sensors connected to a central gateway via a Raspberry Pi. A web and mobile application would allow users to monitor the system. The system aims to address issues with existing home security systems by utilizing long range LoRa communication between remote modules to detect vibrations and alert emergency professionals.
The document describes a LoRa-based home security system developed for a retirement community. The system uses both hardware devices (e.g. panic buttons, door sensors) and software (mobile/web applications) to provide emergency alerts. LoRa wireless technology connects all devices and forwards data to a server. The system allows residents to manually trigger alerts via panic buttons or receive automatic alerts from sensors. A mobile app also enables alerts and chat between residents and guards. The system was tested and found to reliably connect devices over long ranges using LoRa.
This document summarizes a research paper that proposes a smart home automation and security system design based on Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The key points are:
1. The proposed system uses enabling technologies like cloud computing (PubNub), Android applications, WiFi modules (ESP8266), and Raspberry Pi to allow remote monitoring and control of home devices like lighting, appliances, and security sensors.
2. Node devices connected to sensors and actuators communicate wirelessly with a Raspberry Pi base station using WiFi. The base station acts as a central controller accessible through web and mobile interfaces.
3. The system was tested by connecting various sensors to measure environmental data like temperature, humidity,
The document discusses research ethics and provides guidance for researchers to conduct ethical research. It covers key topics such as the history and importance of research ethics, ethical principles researchers should follow, how to engage in ethical reflection, and how to incorporate ethical guidelines into a research project. The overall message is that researchers must prioritize ethical standards in all aspects of their work to protect participants and ensure integrity. Following principles like do no harm, obtaining informed consent, ensuring confidentiality and being transparent can help researchers stay aligned with their ethical obligations.
This document summarizes a research paper on home automation and security systems. It discusses using Arduino, GSM, and Android applications to control home appliances and provide security. When a person enters a home, sensors increment a count displayed on an LCD screen and turn on lights. Appliances turn off when rooms are empty. The system can also send SMS alerts to the homeowner's phone if an intruder is detected and turn on an alarm. An Android app allows controlling appliances remotely. The paper compares Arduino, GSM, and Android-based systems and concludes that home automation provides convenience and energy savings while increasing security when homeowners are away.
This document discusses research philosophy and the importance of theory in research. It provides an overview of different philosophical frameworks for research including positivism, constructionism, and interpretivism. These frameworks influence the methodology and methods used to generate knowledge. The document emphasizes that research should be grounded in theory to contribute to the body of knowledge in a field. Concepts are the building blocks of theory, and developing a theoretical framework is important for guiding research and validating findings.
The document outlines the phases of the research process. It discusses 5 main phases:
1) The conceptual phase which involves defining the research problem and formulating hypotheses.
2) The research design phase which involves identifying variables and developing operational definitions.
3) The empirical phase which involves collecting and analyzing data.
4) The analytic phase which involves interpreting results.
5) The dissemination phase which involves communicating findings.
The document provides details on each phase and emphasizes that the research process is iterative, with phases sometimes occurring in non-linear order depending on the research problem and conditions.
Research ethics are important for promoting collaboration between researchers and groups. They support values like mutual respect and fairness that are essential for collaborative work. Researchers face ethical challenges at all stages of a study, from designing to reporting, including issues like anonymity, confidentiality, informed consent, and potential impacts on participants. Maintaining confidentiality and anonymity of participants is crucial in qualitative research to protect privacy and gain trust.
The document discusses the research process and key aspects of conducting research. It defines research and discusses the importance of research. It then enumerates the four frameworks of the research process - measurement objectives, data collection processes, recommended survey, and reporting plan. Finally, it discusses the importance of having a literature review and how the research process starts with identifying a problem and reviewing literature before collecting and analyzing data.
The document provides answers to end-of-chapter questions from chapters 4-6 of a research methods course. It defines key terms like philosophical framework, positivism, interpretivism, and qualitative vs. quantitative data. It also outlines the steps for developing a theoretical framework, conducting a literature review, developing research questions, and locating sources. Common mistakes to avoid in literature reviews are listed, such as treating it as a list of documents rather than a synthesis.
HOME SECURITY SYSTEM FOR A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY USING LORA TECHNOLOGY.docxSiegriqueCeasarAJalw
This document proposes a home security system for a residential community utilizing LoRa technology. The system would provide deterrence, property protection, personal protection, and convenience. It would include security gateway and panic button devices with vibration sensors connected to a central gateway via a Raspberry Pi. A web and mobile application would allow users to monitor the system. The system aims to address issues with existing home security systems by utilizing long range LoRa communication between remote modules to detect vibrations and alert emergency professionals.
HOME SECURITY SYSTEM FOR A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY USING LORA TECH.docxSiegriqueCeasarAJalw
This document proposes a home security system for a residential community utilizing LoRa technology. The system would provide deterrence, property protection, personal protection, and convenience. It would include security gateway and panic button devices with vibration sensors connected to a central gateway via a Raspberry Pi. A web and mobile application would allow users to monitor the system. The system aims to address issues with existing home security systems by utilizing long range LoRa communication between remote modules to detect vibrations and alert emergency professionals.
The document describes a LoRa-based home security system developed for a retirement community. The system uses both hardware devices (e.g. panic buttons, door sensors) and software (mobile/web applications) to provide emergency alerts. LoRa wireless technology connects all devices and forwards data to a server. The system allows residents to manually trigger alerts via panic buttons or receive automatic alerts from sensors. A mobile app also enables alerts and chat between residents and guards. The system was tested and found to reliably connect devices over long ranges using LoRa.
This document summarizes a research paper that proposes a smart home automation and security system design based on Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The key points are:
1. The proposed system uses enabling technologies like cloud computing (PubNub), Android applications, WiFi modules (ESP8266), and Raspberry Pi to allow remote monitoring and control of home devices like lighting, appliances, and security sensors.
2. Node devices connected to sensors and actuators communicate wirelessly with a Raspberry Pi base station using WiFi. The base station acts as a central controller accessible through web and mobile interfaces.
3. The system was tested by connecting various sensors to measure environmental data like temperature, humidity,
The document discusses research ethics and provides guidance for researchers to conduct ethical research. It covers key topics such as the history and importance of research ethics, ethical principles researchers should follow, how to engage in ethical reflection, and how to incorporate ethical guidelines into a research project. The overall message is that researchers must prioritize ethical standards in all aspects of their work to protect participants and ensure integrity. Following principles like do no harm, obtaining informed consent, ensuring confidentiality and being transparent can help researchers stay aligned with their ethical obligations.
This document summarizes a research paper on home automation and security systems. It discusses using Arduino, GSM, and Android applications to control home appliances and provide security. When a person enters a home, sensors increment a count displayed on an LCD screen and turn on lights. Appliances turn off when rooms are empty. The system can also send SMS alerts to the homeowner's phone if an intruder is detected and turn on an alarm. An Android app allows controlling appliances remotely. The paper compares Arduino, GSM, and Android-based systems and concludes that home automation provides convenience and energy savings while increasing security when homeowners are away.
This document discusses research philosophy and the importance of theory in research. It provides an overview of different philosophical frameworks for research including positivism, constructionism, and interpretivism. These frameworks influence the methodology and methods used to generate knowledge. The document emphasizes that research should be grounded in theory to contribute to the body of knowledge in a field. Concepts are the building blocks of theory, and developing a theoretical framework is important for guiding research and validating findings.
The document outlines the phases of the research process. It discusses 5 main phases:
1) The conceptual phase which involves defining the research problem and formulating hypotheses.
2) The research design phase which involves identifying variables and developing operational definitions.
3) The empirical phase which involves collecting and analyzing data.
4) The analytic phase which involves interpreting results.
5) The dissemination phase which involves communicating findings.
The document provides details on each phase and emphasizes that the research process is iterative, with phases sometimes occurring in non-linear order depending on the research problem and conditions.
HOME SECURITY SYSTEM FOR A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY USING LORA TECH.pdf
1. HOME SECURITY SYSTEM FOR A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY IN A TOWNSHIP Utilizing LoRA
Technology
Why home securityishuge?
Bounteousinvestigationhasbeendrivenonhome securitysystems,whichhave become huge
to introduce daylife (especiallyforpeoplewho surrenderedafterseeminglyforeverinthe workforce
and chose to live
alone inretirementregions).Manyproposedstructuresgrantneighborhoodtocall for
help,yetonlyone outof everyoddone of themgive emergencyalertstoneighborhoodtrained
professionals,offeringsimplyclose by
alertsinside the homes(Sharmaetal.,2014; Kulsiriruangyosetal.,2016). A couple of game plans
incorporate onlyaconvenientapplicationtosendanemergencycall,while othersuse
mechanizedsensorstosenda customizedemergencyalertwithnohumanjointeffort(Sharma
& Gogoi,2013; Hong et al.,2016). A couple of advanceshave beenusedtoaddressthese
issues,similartoWi-Fi exchanges,sendingoverradiofrequencies,the Global System
for Mobile Communications,PDA applications,the Global PositioningSystem,andthe
PublicSwitchedTelephone Network(SharmaandGogoi,2013; Marek and Peter,2014; Choudhury
et al.,2015). Everyusage of these advancespartakesinitsadvantagesandinsults,dependentupon
howtheyare executedbythe designer.
The principal objectiveof thisstudyistoplan a frameworkthatProvidesDeterrence,Possession
Protection,
Actual Protection,Convenience andComfortutilizingLoRaTechnology.
• Decide andincorporate the equipmentandprogrammingpartsexpectedtocreate the
framework,forexample,
Gear
a) SecurityGateway
- Air9bdistantmodule forLoRa correspondences
b) Panic PushButtonDevice
c) VibrationSensorDevice
-Arduinomore modestthanordinaryexpertmicrocontroller withanATmega328 processor
d) Central passage
-RaspberryPi ZeroW
Programming
a) Webapplication
b) Mobile application
• Fosterthe productUser Interface (UI) anddecide the calculationstosittightforthe sensorto
identifyvibrationsandradiorecurrence beneficiarytobe setoff.
2. • Decide the scope of remote modulesforlong-range remotecorrespondence convention
• Dissectthe manual methodologyrecognizingandreallytakingalookat the proposedcomputations.