Lake Monitoring System
IoT based SMART Lake Monitoring System with various sensors and analytics to make the villagers and authorities aware of the quality of water before use. The Lake monitoring system will be sensing Turbidity, water level, dissolved oxygen, the temperature of water and possibly pH value.
The values are displayed on a dashboard on IBM Bluemix cloud and a mobile app is built for villagers/authorities. The system is ready to implement on well and the final aim is to build many systems which will collect data from multiple lakes and perform multiple analytics using bluemix APIs which will be predictive in nature. The system is powered by Solar panels to make it independent of any power needs from electricity supply. The system is communicating using GSM/GPRS packet and the reason for choosing this communication protocol is it is the only way to access network in villages (at least in India ). In case of water is not using a visual alarm will warn the villagers.
The values are displayed on a dashboard on IBM Bluemix cloud and a mobile app is built for villagers/authorities. The system is ready to implement on well and the final aim is to build many systems which will collect data from multiple lakes and perform multiple analytics using bluemix APIs which will be predictive in nature. The system is powered by Solar panels to make it independent of any power needs from electricity supply. The system is communicating using GSM/GPRS packet and the reason for choosing this communication protocol is it is the only way to access network in villages (at least in India ). In case of water is not using a visual alarm will warn the villagers.
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Reviews (3)
Abh. J.
Sep 1, 2017
Great initiative! Congratulations to the whole team ✌
Moh. C.
Sep 1, 2017
Great work done by the team..proud to see such a awsm project for the lakes of our smart city n our Udaipur's development!! Carry on guys...srsly...hats off to u :)
Add info about the sensors, i.e, what they are and what they do in a separate section. (which sensor must be at what level to ensure clean water etc.)