Automated Water Management System Using Internet of Things

Gupta, Ritik; Patro, B. Shivalal; Behera, Manas Chandan

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-7234-0_39

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“…The proposed project used trusted IoT cloud services such as Amazon's Web Services or Microsoft's AZURE for statistical analysis and control purposes the whole system. In [46], the authors proposed a framework to monitor water consumption based on number of consumers in the house. In [47], the authors proposed a framework for real-time water monitoring with the integration of a ML model for water consumption pattern prediction.…”

Section: B Residential (Domestic)mentioning

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IoT-Based Water Management Systems: Survey and Future Research Direction

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The Internet of Things (IoT) sustainable solutions are the next generation of methods for managing and monitoring valuable natural resources such as water. Research has focused on smart IoT-based water management and monitoring system designs for various types of applications, including agricultural, industrial, residential, and crude oil exploration sectors. To this end, unlike other surveys available in the literature, this work presents an all-encompassing analysis of 43 papers published between 2014 and 2022 for systems proposed to manage and monitor water in four different sectors: the agricultural, industrial, residential, and the oilfield sectors. In this work, we also propose a new optical water management system to address a gap in the literature, particularly for oilfield processes that require significant amounts of water to stimulate oil production. The proposed system employs an advanced optical technique for sensing and transmitting collected data. Overall, this work provides a seminal guide for future research efforts focused on integrating IoT in the field of water management and monitoring.

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IoT-Based Water Management Systems: Survey and Future Research Direction

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“…Recently, internet of thing (IoT) has become one of the most popular and emerging technologies in controlling any system efficiently [24]. IoT provides connectivity between a network of devices, sensors and other inputs and outputs which enables them to communicate and function accordingly without man-ual supervision by the user [25].…”

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Intelligent water flow monitoring system based on internet of things for residential pipeline

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et al. 2022

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Providing sustainable water supply is a huge challenge for Malaysia whereby the residential areas are still equipped with the conventional water meter with lack of monitoring options. In order to detect the locations of internal leakage, the process requires costly plumber service while manual comparison may be inaccurate and time-consuming. Therefore, digitalization transformation aligned with the industrial revolution IR 5.0 is crucial especially with the recent occurrences of high water bills reports during the movement control order (MCO). The objectives of this project is to develop an intelligent water flow monitoring system using Arduino as a microcontroller and to construct a system that can monitor the water usage behaviour at any distant with internet of thing (IoT). It can be installed anywhere in a pipeline whereby the water flow sensor measures the real-time water parameters. The data transferred to the cloud are sent to the homeowner to display the accuracy and availability of their water system via Blynk, a mobile-compatible and user-friendly application that generates clear data visualization. The key goal of this project is to provide a wireless, mobile, economical and systematic solution for residents to self-monitor their water consumption as compared to the conventional manual monitoring.

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