Development of IoT-based water quality monitoring system

Mohd Noor, Muhammad Daniel (2022) Development of IoT-based water quality monitoring system. Project Report. Melaka, Malaysia, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Water quality monitoring system is the most essential for continuity to get the pure water source. As water utilities face greater challenges, drinking water may become increasingly valuable to all people. These issues develop as a result of the high population, limited water resources, and other factors. As a result, many approaches are utilized to monitor water quality in real time. To ensure that water is distributed safely, a new approach based on the "Internet of Things (IoT)" has been proposed to monitor water quality in real time. With an expansion in the wireless device network technique in the IoT, real-time water quality observation is investigated through data collecting, method, and transmission. Microcontroller with the processed value remotely to the core controller, NodeMCU with a built-in Wi-Fi module protocol, is used to interface the measured value from the sensor. The water quality observation interface sensors with quality observation with IoT setting was projected in this way. Water Quality Monitoring (WQM) determines water parameters such as temperature, water level and water turbidity. The information is sent to the web server using this manner. The data on the server, which is updated at regular intervals, can be downloaded or accessed from anywhere in the world

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