Analysis of Water observation Organization Based on GSM and Wireless Sensor Technology
Journal: International Journal of Wireless and Mobile Networking(IJWAMN) (Vol.2, No. 1)Publication Date: 2014-05-30
Authors : V. Karthikeyan;
Page : 21-29
Keywords : wireless sensor network; water quality monitoring; Zigbee technology; GSM;
Abstract
The idea of 'Wireless Sensor Network' (WSN) is the basic building block of a water quality monitoring using wireless sensor network (WSN) technology. To monitor water quality over different sites as a real-time application, an excellent system architecture constituted by distributing sensor nodes and a base station is suggested. The nodes and base station are connected using WSN technology like Zigbee. Base stations are connected via Ethernet. Design and implementation of a prototype model using WSN technology are the challenging work. Data collected by various sensors on the node side such as pH, turbidity and oxygen level is sent via WSN to the base station. Data collected from the remote site can be displayed in visual format as well as it can be analyzed using different simulation tools at the base station. This novel system has advantages such as no carbon emission, low power consumption, more flexible to deploy at remote sites and so on.
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