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== Determining moment of waking up ==
== Determining moment of waking up ==
 
From our measurements we've got information about the respiration during your sleep. Out of this information, we get a globel line of of the sleepphase during the night. Out of these line, we've to determine what's the best moment to wake someone between a given interval. The best moment to wake someone is just after the REM-sleep. So this is the first or second nREM-sleep. (see literature). During REM-sleep, the respiration is at his highest point. So we can detect the end of the REM-phase with a declining line.
 
However, during the REM-sleep, the respiration variates a lot (see literature), so we've to sure that a declining line is realy the end of the REM-sleep, and not just the variation during the REM-sleep.
This can be done by detecting two or three times a declining line over two-three frames. (two-three frames is around 8-12 minutes).


== Room Brightness Control ==
== Room Brightness Control ==

Revision as of 11:59, 17 March 2016

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Determining moment of waking up

From our measurements we've got information about the respiration during your sleep. Out of this information, we get a globel line of of the sleepphase during the night. Out of these line, we've to determine what's the best moment to wake someone between a given interval. The best moment to wake someone is just after the REM-sleep. So this is the first or second nREM-sleep. (see literature). During REM-sleep, the respiration is at his highest point. So we can detect the end of the REM-phase with a declining line. However, during the REM-sleep, the respiration variates a lot (see literature), so we've to sure that a declining line is realy the end of the REM-sleep, and not just the variation during the REM-sleep. This can be done by detecting two or three times a declining line over two-three frames. (two-three frames is around 8-12 minutes).

Room Brightness Control

function that calculates the brightness of sunlight based on the date/time

 to-report light[day time]
   let psi   51.4408                ;; lat. ehv
   let Gsc   1367                   ;; w/m2 solar constant
   let LC    (15 * 1 - 5.4778) / 15 ;; timezone corrected longitude
   let c     0.21                   ;; fraction of extraterrestrial sunlight that reaches
                                     ; the surface (clear weather
 
   ;; most of the following formulas are from wikipedia, they need to be verified and sourced.
   let Ext   Gsc * (1 + 0.034 * cos(360 / 365 * (day - 2))) ;; day
   let theta 360 * (day - 1) / 365.242
   let d     23.45 * sin(360 * (day + 10) / 365)
   let eqt   0.258 * cos(theta) - 7.416 * sin(theta) - 3.648 * cos(2 * theta) - 9.228 * sin(2 * theta)
   let w     time + eqt / 60 - LC
   let as    asin(cos((w - 12) / 24 * 360) * cos(psi) * cos(d) + sin(psi) * sin(d))
   let Edv   Ext * exp(- c / sin(as)) * sin(90 - as) * (max list 0 as) / as
   report Edv * 93;;lm/w http://physics.ucsd.edu/~tmurphy/papers/lumens-per-watt.pdf
 end

Temperature Control

simple model to calculate the room temperature

 globals [T
          k
          h
          Tr
          Ti
          dT]
 
 to setup
   Clear-all
   set T  T0;; input starting temperature
   set k  -0.03
   set h  0.02
   set Tr 50
   set Ti 12
   set dT 0
   reset-ticks
 end
 
 to Go
     ifelse Heater;; Heater = true when the heater is on
     [set dT h * (Tr - T)] [set dT 0]
     set T T + k * (T - Ti) + dT
     tick
 end

Sound Control