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  • Silencio Network Introduction
    • The Problem
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      • Venue Noise Levels
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  • Technical Overview
    • Why Blockchain? Why peaq?
    • Architecture Overview
    • Self-Custodial Wallet
    • Measurement Processor
    • Data Quality and Integrity
      • Anomaly Detection Engine
      • Fraud Detection Consequences
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  1. Technical Overview

Measurement Processor

The measurement processor receives the location set (longitude, latitude) and noise intensity measured in dB(A).

An Example Of The Payload:

[{ location: [longitude, latitude], dbaValue: 40 },
{ location: [longitude, latitude], dbaValue: 60 },
{ location: [longitude, latitude], dbaValue: 80 },
{ location: [longitude, latitude], dbaValue: 90 },
{ location: [longitude, latitude], dbaValue: 120 } ]

Silencio does not upload audio streams to the server; rather, the application calculates the sound level directly. Therefore, the anomaly detection engine must validate the incoming data points. This approach helps protect data quality and integrity.

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Last updated 6 months ago