PACMAN deployment July 2013

Four low-cost sensor packages developed by NIWA, were deployed between Wednesday 10th and Wednesday 17th of July 2013. One in the kitchen,one in a bedroom, one in the lounge and one over the main heating source of the occupied home of a volunteer in Auckland, New Zealand. The headers in the data represent: <strong>Date_octave</strong>: Fractional day as obtained by <strong>datenum</strong> in GNU Octave. <strong>Count</strong>: Record number within individual raw data files. <strong>Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute, Second</strong>: NZST local time. <strong>Distance</strong>: Raw output from the PACMAN's range finder [mV] <strong>Temperature_mV</strong>: Tempearture as reported by the sensor outside the enclosure [C]. <strong>Temperature_IN_C</strong>: Temperature as reported by the internal real time clock [C]. <strong>PM_mV</strong>: Raw output from the PACMAN's dust sensor [mV]. <strong>CO2_mV</strong>: Raw output from the PACMAN's CO2 sensor [mV]. <strong>CO_mV</strong>: Raw output from the PACMAN's CO sensor [mV] <strong>Movement</strong>: Binary indicator of movement in the preceeding second [-] <strong>COstatus</strong>: Indicator of the heating setting of the CO sensor. 1=HIGH;2=LOW. <strong>COvalid</strong>: Indicator of the valid state of the CO reading. 1=Valid reading; 0=Not valid reading.