Monitoring a condition within a structure

A method of monitoring a human physiological condition in a structure, the method comprising the steps of:

• a) fixedly positioning two or more wireless transceivers to reference positions within the structure;
• b) positioning a first sensor comprising a biosensor on a human occupant of the structure, said first sensor capable of wireless communication with the two or more wireless transceivers, said first sensor operative to generate empirical data of a physiological condition of the human occupant;
• c) wirelessly communicating between the two or more wireless transceivers and the first sensor to generate a first data set comprising a first transmission time and a first receipt time;
• d) generating a first set of positional coordinates for the first sensor based upon the data set, the set of positional coordinates comprising a first angular coordinate and a distance at a first time (T1);
• e) with the first sensor, generating empirical data quantifying a physiological condition of the human occupant in the structure at the first time (T1);
• f) with the first sensor, generating empirical data quantifying a physiological condition of the human occupant in the structure at a second time (T2);
• g) wirelessly communicating between the two or more wireless transceivers and the first sensor to generate a second data set comprising a second transmission time and a second receipt time;
• h) generating a second set of positional coordinates for the first sensor based upon the second data set, the second set of positional coordinates comprising a second angular coordinate and a distance at T2;
• i) operating a controller to compare the physiological condition of the human occupant in the structure at T1 with the physiological condition of the human occupant in the structure at T2;
• h) operating the controller to determine whether the physiological condition in the structure at T1 is present at T2;
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• j) generating an augmented virtual model viewing interface comprising the first set of positional coordinates and the second set of position coordinates and the empirical data quantifying a physiological condition of the human occupant in the structure at a first time and the empirical data quantifying a physiological condition of the human occupant in the structure at a second time.