IoT Based Weather Monitoring System for Tourists
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https://doi.org/10.70454/JRICST.2025.20106Keywords:
IoT , Sensors, Tourism, Hospitality, Smart tourismAbstract
The rapid expansion of tourism has necessitated the provision of weather information to guarantee the safety, convenience, and improved travel experiences of travelers. An innovative solution is provided by an IoT-based weather monitoring system, which provides precise, current meteorological data that is specifically designed for visitors. The IoT has greatly impacted and improved many aspects of our daily lives and the same is likely to transform our travels. There is nothing worse than going for a trip and forgetting that the weather in the new location is different. When it comes to tourists, the role of weather is that it may greatly affect their schedule and activities while increasing or decreasing their level of comfort. As a result, there is the need to develop the Internet of Things (IoT) for a tourist-driven weather checking system. Wireless capability allows passengers to send their data to an online server and other related data like accurate local weather updates are processed and relayed back. This system is unique in that it is capable of observing and mapping weather at a given location and can be accessed remotely from any other location. IoT refer to a system of systems in which all the devices are interconnected through the internet to form a complex network. The many sensors that are placed strategically collect data that is then sent to a cloud-based platform where weather forecasts can be quickly and accurately delivered.
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