LABHESH BOKDE

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 This project presents a design of a single node low-cost wireless water quality (WQ) monitoring system that can be deployed in water bodies with the help of floaters. At present pH, level, turbidity, and temperature sensors have been demonstrated with an inbuilt GPS module. The sensor slots can be expandable as per user requirements. The entire system works on LoRa WAN with an interface of a PIC microcontroller. The nodes are solar-powered and can float above the water body. The obtained results demonstrate the feasibility of the system in deployment and long-term use over the water bodies. The floater design will be reliable for pollution monitoring agencies to monitor water quality.  The wireless system with GUI is beneficial for saving time of manual monitoring and efficiently provides continuous monitoring of the water quality.