An IoT-Based Water Monitoring System for Smart Buildings

Paula, Heitor T. L. de; Gomes, João B. A.; Affonso, Luis F. T.; Rabelo, Ricardo A. L.; Rodrigues, Joel J. P. C.

doi:10.1109/iccw.2019.8756905

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“…De Paula et al [86] proposed a solution for measuring water consumption, leakage detection, and water interruptions. The solution informed users about issues with water usage.…”

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Building a Smart Water City: IoT Smart Water Technologies, Applications, and Future Directions

Okoli,

Kabaso

2024

Water

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Water is an essential service for the sustainable development and economic competitiveness of any country. The global water demand has increased substantially due to economic development, climate change, and rising population. The Internet of Things (IoT) and Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) can help conserve available water resources. Smart cities apply IoT to boost the performance and efficiency of urban facilities. Smart cities are towns created to use IoT and ICT (innovative technologies) such as smart water applications. Several studies on smart water technology have been conducted, but there is a need to review current research that leverages the IoT as a communication technology to design effective smart water applications. This review paper is aimed at presenting evidence on the current design of smart water applications. The study also covers publication statistics to increase collaboration between stakeholders. Findings show that various technologies such as microcontrollers, embedded programming languages, sensors, communication modules, and protocols are used by researchers to accomplish their aim of designing IoT-based smart water solutions. None of the publications employed the 5G mobile networks as a communication module for their smart water application development. Findings further show that the integration of 3D printing and solar energy into IoT-based smart water applications is revolutionary and can increase the sustainability of the systems. Future directions required to ensure that developed smart water applications are widely adopted to help conserve and manage water resources are suggested.

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“…De Paula et al [86] proposed a solution for measuring water consumption, leakage detection, and water interruptions. The solution informed users about issues with water usage.…”

Section: What Are the Current Smart Water Application Design Techniqu...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Building a Smart Water City: IoT Smart Water Technologies, Applications, and Future Directions

Okoli,

Kabaso

2024

Water

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“…In 2019, H. D Paula et al [63] emphasize the need for designing, building, and approving the framework for remote monitoring of the water utility system, which recognizes changes and disturbances. There are many practical applications that nanotechnology can be used in.…”

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IoT and ICT based Smart Water Management, Monitoring and Controlling System: A Review

Yasin

Zeebaree

Sadeeq

et al. 2021

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Water is a basic human need in all economic operations. Farmland, renewable energy, the industrial industry, and mining are all critical economic areas. Water supplies are under severe strain. With the population increase, the requirement for water from competing economic sectors is increased. So, there is not enough water left to meet human needs and maintain environmental flows that maintain the integrity of our ecosystems. Underground water is becoming depleted in many sectors, making now and future generations near the point of being deprived of protection from the increasing climate variability. Therefore, the critical role that information technology methods and internet communication technologies (ICT) play in water resources managing to limit the excessive waste of fresh water and to control and monitor water pollution. In this paper, we have to review research that uses the internet of things (IoT) as a communication technology that controls the preservation of the available amount of water and not wastes it by homeowners and farmers. In contrast, they use water, and we have also reviewed some researches that preserve water quality and reduce its pollution.

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“…Some examples of these applications are smart cities, homes and offices, logistics and distribution systems, healthcare, surveillance and security, the supply chain, manufacturing industry, etc. [2][3][4][5].…”

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A Smart Waste Management Solution Geared towards Citizens

Pardini

Rodrigues

Diallo

et al. 2020

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Global industry is undergoing major transformations with the genesis of a new paradigm known as the Internet of Things (IoT) with its underlying technologies. Many company leaders are investing more effort and money in transforming their services to capitalize on the benefits provided by the IoT. Thereby, the decision makers in public waste management do not want to be outdone, and it is challenging to provide an efficient and real-time waste management system. This paper proposes a solution (hardware, software, and communications) that aims to optimize waste management and include a citizen in the process. The system follows an IoT-based approach where the discarded waste from the smart bin is continuously monitored by sensors that inform the filling level of each compartment, in real-time. These data are stored and processed in an IoT middleware providing information for collection with optimized routes and generating important statistical data for monitoring the waste collection accurately in terms of resource management and the provided services for the community. Citizens can easily access information about the public waste bins through the Web or a mobile application. The creation of the real prototype of the smart container, the development of the waste management application and a real-scale experiment use case for evaluation, demonstration, and validation show that the proposed system can efficiently change the way people deal with their garbage and optimize economic and material resources.

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An IoT-Based Water Monitoring System for Smart Buildings

Cited by 13 publications

References 12 publications

Building a Smart Water City: IoT Smart Water Technologies, Applications, and Future Directions

Building a Smart Water City: IoT Smart Water Technologies, Applications, and Future Directions

IoT and ICT based Smart Water Management, Monitoring and Controlling System: A Review

A Smart Waste Management Solution Geared towards Citizens

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