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Send real-time Carbon Monoxide sensor readings to the Command Center dashboard #103

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JSegrave-IBM opened this issue Jul 29, 2020 · 0 comments
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Send real-time Carbon Monoxide sensor readings to the Command Center dashboard #103

JSegrave-IBM opened this issue Jul 29, 2020 · 0 comments
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"As a Command Center leader, I need to see the live Carbon Monoxide (CO) value for each firefighter in the current event, so that I can determine when it's appropriate to remove them."

  • Assuming this is coming from the MICS-4514 CO/NO2 sensor, that sensor will need to be wired up for the first time.
  • Sensor data to be transmitted from the device to the cloud
  • CC web app to display the CO sensor readings for each firefighter registered in this event.

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@JSegrave-IBM JSegrave-IBM changed the title Show live Carbon Monoxide sensor readings for each firefighter on the Commmand Center Dashboard. Send real-time Carbon Monoxide sensor readings to the Command Center dashboard Jul 29, 2020
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