IoT Oriented Approach for Rural and Urban Area Based on ‘Smart Water Management Systems’ through Sensors
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IoT, Smart water management, Sensors, Water sustainability, Monitoring, Water qualityAbstract
Effective water management is crucial for both rural and urban areas, where water scarcity and pollution are pressing concerns. This paper explores an Internet of Things (IoT)-oriented approach to develop 'Smart Water Management Systems' through the integration of advanced sensors. The proposed system employs a network of sensors to monitor various water parameters, including flow rate, water quality, and leak detection, in real-time. By leveraging IoT technology, the system ensures continuous data collection and analysis, facilitating timely decision-making and resource allocation. In rural areas, the smart system aims to optimize irrigation practices, reduce water wastage, and enhance the reliability of water supply for agriculture. In urban environments, it focuses on efficient water distribution, early detection of leaks, and maintaining water quality standards. The paper also discusses the challenges and solutions related to the deployment of IoT-based systems, such as connectivity issues in remote areas and data security concerns. Through case studies and pilot projects, the effectiveness of the smart water management system is demonstrated, showcasing significant improvements in water use efficiency and sustainability. The findings indicate that IoT-enabled water management systems hold great potential in addressing the diverse water-related challenges faced by both rural and urban communities, paving the way for a more sustainable and resilient water management framework.
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