Mosquito Trapping Device Through Combination of Artificial Wing-Beat Sound and Yeast Generator
Disease causing mosquitoes has been a big problem encountered by the Department of Health (DOH) of the Philippines due to the rising cases of dengue-infected virus to humans that causes death. One of the solutions by the DOH to possibly decrease the dengue-carrying mosquito is to culture a Wolbachi...
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author | Bryan Espina Xiannel Rome Villanueva Shein Lee Gualiza Jan Dave Campañera Philip Virgil Astillo |
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description | Disease causing mosquitoes has been a big problem encountered by the Department of Health (DOH) of the Philippines due to the rising cases of dengue-infected virus to humans that causes death. One of the solutions by the DOH to possibly decrease the dengue-carrying mosquito is to culture a
Wolbachia-infected mosquito and release it to the wild. However, eliminating mosquitoes prior to the deployment of their Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes in the wild is beneficial for them for it to effectively work. The proposed method used is a soundwave with 400-600Hz sound frequency to lure mosquitoes to the zapper and eliminate/kill them along with Carbon Dioxide (CO2) generated from yeast. The system automatically counts the killed mosquitoes along with the CO2 reading and is presented by a real-time data monitoring using a graphical user interface (GUI). This study addresses the challenges encountered by the DOH in eliminating wild mosquitoes and their way of manual counting of the killed mosquitoes. |
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spelling | doaj.art-5494d738002e4d53b349e4b45779b8482022-12-21T21:11:34ZengInnovative Information Science & Technology Research Group (ISYOU)Research Briefs on Information & Communication Technology Evolution2383-92012021-12-0169:19:1110.22667/ReBiCTE.2020.12.01.009Mosquito Trapping Device Through Combination of Artificial Wing-Beat Sound and Yeast GeneratorBryan Espina0 Xiannel Rome Villanueva1Shein Lee Gualiza2Jan Dave Campañera3Philip Virgil Astillo4Department of Computer Engineering, University of San Carlos, Philippines, 6000Department of Computer Engineering, University of San Carlos, Philippines, 6000Department of Computer Engineering, University of San Carlos, Philippines, 6000Department of Computer Engineering, University of San Carlos, Philippines, 6000Department of Computer Engineering, University of San Carlos, Philippines, 6000Disease causing mosquitoes has been a big problem encountered by the Department of Health (DOH) of the Philippines due to the rising cases of dengue-infected virus to humans that causes death. One of the solutions by the DOH to possibly decrease the dengue-carrying mosquito is to culture a Wolbachia-infected mosquito and release it to the wild. However, eliminating mosquitoes prior to the deployment of their Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes in the wild is beneficial for them for it to effectively work. The proposed method used is a soundwave with 400-600Hz sound frequency to lure mosquitoes to the zapper and eliminate/kill them along with Carbon Dioxide (CO2) generated from yeast. The system automatically counts the killed mosquitoes along with the CO2 reading and is presented by a real-time data monitoring using a graphical user interface (GUI). This study addresses the challenges encountered by the DOH in eliminating wild mosquitoes and their way of manual counting of the killed mosquitoes.http://dx.doi.org/10.22667/ReBiCTE.2020.12.01.009mosquito attractionsound-based trapwing-beat frequencymonitoringelectric zapper |
spellingShingle | Bryan Espina Xiannel Rome Villanueva Shein Lee Gualiza Jan Dave Campañera Philip Virgil Astillo Mosquito Trapping Device Through Combination of Artificial Wing-Beat Sound and Yeast Generator Research Briefs on Information & Communication Technology Evolution mosquito attraction sound-based trap wing-beat frequency monitoring electric zapper |
title | Mosquito Trapping Device Through Combination of Artificial Wing-Beat Sound and Yeast Generator |
title_full | Mosquito Trapping Device Through Combination of Artificial Wing-Beat Sound and Yeast Generator |
title_fullStr | Mosquito Trapping Device Through Combination of Artificial Wing-Beat Sound and Yeast Generator |
title_full_unstemmed | Mosquito Trapping Device Through Combination of Artificial Wing-Beat Sound and Yeast Generator |
title_short | Mosquito Trapping Device Through Combination of Artificial Wing-Beat Sound and Yeast Generator |
title_sort | mosquito trapping device through combination of artificial wing beat sound and yeast generator |
topic | mosquito attraction sound-based trap wing-beat frequency monitoring electric zapper |
url | http://dx.doi.org/10.22667/ReBiCTE.2020.12.01.009 |
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