Monitoring and Management of Water and Drainage in Smart Cities Using Wireless Sensor Networks
Abstract
This paper aims to present an Internet of Things based solution for
smart and centralized monitoring and managing of water for smart
residential/offices, smart cities, Industries etc. By using this Internet Of
things-based solution we can regulate the usage of water, find out the leakage
and blockage in pipelines, can detect overflow of drainage water. The
information collected can be read by the users on the integrated websites using
their smartphones/laptops device connected to the Internet. Basically, all the
information is gathered from the sensor network which is set using NRF
protocol.
Country : India
1 Potnuru Lavnya
Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science And Engineering, Malla Reddy College of Engineering for Women, Hyderabad -500100, Telangana, India
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