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This project was designed to be used by Mr Daly to view freezer temperature data easily and be used to help teach younger students about electronic and software engineering.
This will be done by displaying temperature data on a web page from multiple different sensors which can be assigned to different users on another page.
The report written for this project for my Year 13 Digital Technologies project with the source code linked to on GitHub so you can view and use this code as you wish.
This website uses a many-to-many database linking different users to different topics. Each topic links to several sensor data points. This means any user can view the sensor data related to any topic that they have registered to their login.
The website has a simple menu to link a topic to a user. These topics can also be assigned to multiple users.
All topics linked to a user can be viewed on a table displaying all Topic IDs and Topic Names linked to a user.
The website can also graph all sensor data linked to a topic with the capability to dynamically select data over the selected time range.
When viewing the data graph shown above the most recent data collected for a topic is displayed below the graph for more accurate viewing of the recent data.
This data was planned to be used to monitor temperatures in a freezer. This data would then be monitored and if it rose above a set temperature it would send an email or phone message to the user linked to the topic to notify them of an issue. This threshold would have been editable for user convenience. The data collected was currently only formatted for temperature data but could be expanded to other sensor types by adding a sensor type linked to a topic. This would expand to capabilities of the website to monitoring many different information collected by users.
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