Real-time water quality system in internet of things

Zin, M Cho; Lenin, G; Li, Chong; Prassana, MV

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/495/1/012021

Cited by 9 publications

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“…Gupta et al (2018) proposed a water-quality monitoring system using Raspberry Pi module with integrated WiFi network, which depends on WiFi signal to send information to the cloud. Other similar researches in several applications are proposed by Kim et al (2008) Zin et al (2019). This paper proposes the new IoT solution for domestic water-consumption monitoring with the use of the Zigbee technology.…”

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confidence: 83%

Low-cost wireless sensor network applied to real-time monitoring and control of water consumption in residences

2019

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The objective of this work is to explore the implementation of a low-cost real-time monitoring and control of water consumption together with a user feedback interface. Water usage information will be available in a cloud storage and can be accessed through a mobile application. The collected data allows access and supervision of both client- and water concessionaire. Project feasibility is analyzed in terms of hardware and software, as well as each element required for the design. The simulations were carried out with the purpose of verifying system operation, considering the following metrics: transmission rate, signal strength and transmission quality. After the simulations, the hardware and software were integrated, and the final result was presented through a mobile application. This work presents and applies a design and development methodology of Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) using Internet of Things (IoT) technologies and Smart City in water-distribution systems.

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confidence: 83%

Low-cost wireless sensor network applied to real-time monitoring and control of water consumption in residences

2019

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“…Cho-Zin et al [99] presented an IoT-based solution for water quality monitoring. The authors involved temperature, pH, turbidity, and CO 2 .…”

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confidence: 99%

“…: In this article, authors utilized a smart phone to acquire data from an indigenous card through Bluetooth technology and then transfer it to cloud server using the same phone. The overall system cost could be optimized if a SIM900 GSM/GPRS modem is utilized, instead of a smart phone.•Ref [99]…”

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IoT Based Smart Water Quality Monitoring: Recent Techniques, Trends and Challenges for Domestic Applications

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2021

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Safe water is becoming a scarce resource, due to the combined effects of increased population, pollution, and climate changes. Water quality monitoring is thus paramount, especially for domestic water. Traditionally used laboratory-based testing approaches are manual, costly, time consuming, and lack real-time feedback. Recently developed systems utilizing wireless sensor network (WSN) technology have reported weaknesses in energy management, data security, and communication coverage. Due to the recent advances in Internet-of-Things (IoT) that can be applied in the development of more efficient, secure, and cheaper systems with real-time capabilities, we present here a survey aimed at summarizing the current state of the art regarding IoT based smart water quality monitoring systems (IoT-WQMS) especially dedicated for domestic applications. In brief, this study probes into common water-quality monitoring (WQM) parameters, their safe-limits for drinking water, related smart sensors, critical review, and ratification of contemporary IoT-WQMS via a proposed empirical metric, analysis, and discussion and, finally, design recommendations for an efficient system. No doubt, this study will benefit the developing field of smart homes, offices, and cities.

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“…The Internet of Things (IoT) as the previous concept is named, has penetrated into many aspects of life. Among many other applications, specialized IoT devices can monitor the health and general wellbeing of citizens, [1][2][3] provide data to optimize food production, 4 control air and water quality, 5 and to increase the quality of the services offered to the citizens, while reducing the operational costs of the public administrations 6 , etc. Such systems utilize a range of sensors for monitoring relevant key parameters.…”

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confidence: 99%