The document discusses a study on sustainable tourism at mountain huts. It gathered data on hut structures, equipment, management, and the landscape through various tools and sensors to monitor outdoor temperature, humidity, snowfall, precipitation, wind speed and direction, illumination, air and water quality, energy and waste levels, and tourist perception. The key points were on data gathering and management using open source modularity and an architecture of wireless sensor networks to display variables and identify areas for improving sensors, expanding the sensor list, applying the methodology to different contexts, and testing sensors to improve environmental quality data collection and landscape evaluation.

1. Sustainable tourism
Mountain huts
Data on:
structures
equipments
management
Landscape
Tourists’
perception
Key-points:
data gathering
data management
EMS
ELMS
Riccardo Beltramo
University of Torino
Department of Management
Natrisk

2. Scatol8®
Key-points:
Opensource
Modularity
“Clothes”
The architecture: WSN
Data display: Il Crusc8
Detected variables
Variable Unit of measurement
Outdoor temperature °C
Relative humidity %
Snowfall level m
Precipitation level m
Wind speed m/s
Wind direction degree
Illumination level Lux
Air emission quality Presence of LPG, butane,smoke, propane, methane,alcohol, hydrogen
Water consumption l/s
Electric energyconsumption W/h
Solid waste quantity Kg
Waste water quality pH, ORP
Presence number
Landscape view
Riccardo Beltramo
University of Torino
Department of Management
Natrisk

3. Mountain huts
To apply the methodology to
different contests
To extend sensors list:
water, air, soil quality
To improve sensors
performance
Pilot-projects on waste water
treatment plants
Riccardo Beltramo
University of Torino
Department of Management
Natrisk

4. Environment and Landscape Management
System
Test the methodology in
different contests
Sensors to improve data on
Environmental Quality
(proGeo)
Tools to manage images in
order to apply quantitative
methodologies to evaluate
human transformation on
landscape
Riccardo Beltramo
University of Torino
Department of Management
Natrisk