Cloud Integrated Water Temperature Monitoring System using IOT
Keywords:
Aquatic life protection, IoT-based automation, Real-time monitoring, Smart system, Water temperature monitoringAbstract
The temperature of water is one of the most important things when it comes to balance aquatic ecosystem and also operation of water in industries. Abnormal fluctuations in water temperature can lead to the death of aquatic life, loss of biodiversity, reduced oxygen levels, and operational failures in industrial processes. This research presents an IoT-based Water Temperature Monitoring System designed to provide real-time monitoring, alerting, and control mechanisms to maintain optimal water temperature levels. The proposed system uses sensors like DS18B20, microcontrollers (ESP8266), and cloud platforms (ThingSpeak) to offer live monitoring and alerting facilities. Additional components like buzzers, LEDs, OLED displays, and relay modules are used for effective warning and automation. This system can be deployed in fish farms, industrial plants, water tanks, lakes, and environmental monitoring centers. It helps in preventing water temperature-related disasters, ensuring environmental safety, and promoting sustainable water management practices.
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