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Abstract
A great deal of importance is being placed on the building energy management system all across the globe. A particular emphasis is being placed on methods to monitor building performance, the cost of electricity consumption as well as in other cases, the carbon emissions. This paper considers a critical examination of the various works carried out regarding building monitoring instrumentation multiple applications of a data logger. Furthermore, this paper sheds more light on developing a simple data logger to monitor indoor and outdoor temperature.
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1 Department of Mechanical Engineering, Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria