The ues/emespy dataset (v. 2019-08-06)
Measurements for PhD: Surface density of radiation energy as an integral measure for the characterization of exposure to electromagnetic emissions
Contributed by Darko S. Suka, Predrag V. Pejovic, Mirjana I. Simic-Pejovic.
The measurement results provided here are part of work on PhD thesis connected with measurement results variability reduction (main focus was on GSM/UMTS system. but other technologies were measured at the same time). All measurements were of indoor type. The duration of collecting data samples was 24h per day, with 10 seconds sampling interval. At some places it took one, two or four weeks to complete the measurements. Equipment used is the dosimeter (or exposimeter) EME Spy 140 (manufactured by Satimo). Similar to the procedure described in (Vermeeren, 2013; Markakis et al., 2013), the exposimeter was placed at available position in the investigated rooms and were standing alone. It was, thus, not worn by adults. Also, no influence due to shielding occured, like when exposimeters are carried on the body (where underestimations up to 6.5 dB are possible according to Iskra et al. (2010)). During measurement period, all location were secured, and only authorized technical personnel that performed measurements had access to such places in order to provide measurement conditions of unperturbed field, according to EN 50492:2010 and EN 50413:2010. All measurements were made within the range of temperature and humidity stated by the manufacturer of the meter (www.satimo.com). Finally, during our measurement campaign, the networks were not forced to operate in a specific mode in order to observe traffic variations in real conditions. All results of measurements are in unit V/m (for electric field). In addition to the dataset,here is a link to the published research article based on the dataset analysis https://academic.oup.com/rpd/advance-article/doi/10.1093/rpd/ncz154/5531430?searchresult=1# DOI: 10.15783/c7-ry9z-m812 https://doi.org/10.15783/c7-ry9z-m812 EME Sp y 140 Measurements of RF Signals - one week measurements
details of the ues/emespy dataset (v. 2019-08-06)
- last modified
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2019-08-060
- nickname
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emespy
- institution
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ues
- reason for most recent change
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the initial version
- release date
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2019-08-06
- date/time of measurement start
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2016-01-19
- date/time of measurement end
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2016-09-04
- website
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www.crawdad.org/ues/emespy
- network type
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802.15 WPAN (wireless personal area networks)
- network type
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GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications)
- network type
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cellular network
- collection environment
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Indoor environment (private flats and public institutions).
- network configuration
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The following bands were measured: FM, TV3, TETRA, TV4 5, GSM900 UMTS uplink, GSM900 UMTS downlink, GSM1800 uplink, GSM1800 downlink, DECT, UMTS2100 uplink, UMTS2100 downlink, WiFi 2G, WIMax, WiFi 5G (still not employed in the country)
- data collection methodology
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Start time: 8 a.m. Stop time: 8 a.m. next day Sampling rate: 10 sec Duration: 24h per day Conditions of unperturbed, according to EN 50492:2010 and EN 50413:2010.
- sanitization
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No.
- disruptions to data collection
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Yes. Downloading data and changing batteries takes approximately 10 minutes. With 10 sec sampling interval, 60 samples at the end of measurements process were missing. The authors assumed similar behavior of networks operation process in those 10 minutes g ap and copied last 60 samples recorded in that set to complete the number of samples to be 8640 per day.
- error
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No.
- limitation
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Despite easier applicability of exposimeters, limitations still exist. Changing the batteries of the exposimeters can cause incorrect fluctuations of the electric-field strength.
This dataset contains the following traceset:
emespy-dataset
Please see under General Information
quick access to download the traceset
- download the emespy-dataset.zip (from the ues/emespy/emespy-dataset trace) file
- from a CRAWDAD mirror: US
UK
size="27MB" type="zip" md5="4f572dcee6230c4e0f6427673cd09807"
- Darko S. Suka
darko.suka@gmail.com
www.etf.ues.rs.ba
University of East Sarajevo, Faculty of Electrical Engineering
- Predrag V. Pejovic
- Mirjana I. Simic-Pejovic
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Darko S. Suka, Predrag V. Pejovic, Mirjana I. Simic‑Pejovic, CRAWDAD dataset ues/emespy (v. 2019‑08‑06), downloaded from https://crawdad.org/ues/emespy/20190806, https://doi.org/10.15783/c7‑ry9z‑m812, Aug 2019.
We also provide bibliographic information in common citation formats below:
@misc{ues-emespy-20190806,
author = {Darko S. Suka and Predrag V. Pejovic and Mirjana I. Simic-Pejovic},
title = {{CRAWDAD} dataset ues/emespy (v. 2019-08-06)},
howpublished = {Downloaded from \url{https://crawdad.org/ues/emespy/20190806}},
doi = {10.15783/c7-ry9z-m812},
month = aug,
year = 2019
}
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