Collection of data on indoor quality in higher education institutions using microcontroller and analysis in big data environment

Ventilation is an integral part of a healthy indoor quality and an important COVID-19 prevention strategy. Well-designed workspaces allow each student to work comfortably, without having to sit too much or take the wrong ergonomic posture. Maintaining a healthy office environment depends on chemical exposure, equipment and building design, physical environment (temperature, humidity, light, noise, ventilation and space), task design, psychological factors (interpersonal communication, work rhythm, work dec). The growth policy implemented in the field of higher education since the mid-2000s with the establishment of new universities and increasing the existing university quotas has been followed by an increase in investment demand. T.C. It is aimed to apply the methodological knowledge generated through the "Higher Education Places Inventory Classification System", which has been implemented by the Strategy and Budget Directorate, throughout Turkey and to realize an efficiency understanding focused on university space management. In other words, the method knowledge needed within the scope of the project has been established. In this study, data obtained various sensors were transferred to the database by wireless network using ESP32 Microcontroller and then big data analysis was performed. Understanding and controlling the sources of indoor environmental pollutants will contribute to students being able to study in healthier environments. Universities in our country have three main missions: education, research and service to society. Activities related to these tasks are implemented through the elements of "man" and "space". The human elements include academic and administrative staff working at the university, representing the human capital of the university. Structures consisting of classrooms, amphitheaters, laboratories and research centers constitute the elements of the space. These places, where academic and administrative staff provide services, also represent the physical capital of the university. There are researches on human factor planning for every field in our country. However, there is no comprehensive research on spatial planning. On the other hand, it is very important to plan spatial elements for the quality of services provided by universities, especially education, and for the effective use of public resources. Studies have shown that there is a direct relationship between the quality of education and the quality of space, and student performance dec in a quality space.