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    This document proposes a wireless water level monitoring and control system that uses sensors to monitor water levels, sends the sensor data to a server for storage and representation on a web or mobile interface, and allows remote users to view the data and control actuators as needed. The system is intended to help conserve water resources by detecting issues early and allowing efficient remote management of water infrastructure like dams to prevent environmental disasters.

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    This document proposes a wireless water level monitoring and control system that uses sensors to monitor water levels, sends the sensor data to a server for storage and representation on a web or mobile interface, and allows remote users to view the data and control actuators as needed. The system is intended to help conserve water resources by detecting issues early and allowing efficient remote management of water infrastructure like dams to prevent environmental disasters.

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    This document proposes a wireless water level monitoring and control system that uses sensors to monitor water levels, sends the sensor data to a server for storage and representation on a web or mobile interface, and allows remote users to view the data and control actuators as needed. The system is intended to help conserve water resources by detecting issues early and allowing efficient remote management of water infrastructure like dams to prevent environmental disasters.

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    This document proposes a wireless water level monitoring and control system that uses sensors to monitor water levels, sends the sensor data to a server for storage and representation on a web or mobile interface, and allows remote users to view the data and control actuators as needed. The system is intended to help conserve water resources by detecting issues early and allowing efficient remote management of water infrastructure like dams to prevent environmental disasters.

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    Water, one of the great natural resources should be preserved and utilized in

    proper form. But a huge amount of water is being wasted during daily life due to
    lack of control. Also dam infrastructure, if not properly monitor can cause
    environmental disaster. Our proposed system guarantees to accumulate a good
    amount of usable water every day and at the same time provides protection for
    dam infrastructure. This monitoring and controlling system uses daily life device
    like laptop or mobile phone. Due to the fact of controlling remotely we introduced
    a useful wireless automated controlling system. This proposed web based
    monitoring and controlling network can work with the existing water controlling
    system successfully as described graphically in later.We would like to partition this
    whole proposed wireless network in the following manner.

    Water level monitoring network


    A. Data communication
    1) Step1: Data acquisition from water level sensors (WLSi) where i equal to
    1……..3.4.5. And WLS could be connected to a computer via wireless or USB cable.

    2) Step2: Data should be taken in fixed time duration. Controlling server should
    get serialized data via external port.

    3) Step3: Each of these bits represents different sensors activities. Data should be
    sent in the bit order.

    4) Step4: Microcontroller based system should deliver data in datagram packet or


    data communication could be UDP and TCP. In addition, data should be formed
    with a particular time’s instance.

    B. Data acquisition and representation


    1) Step1: Data acquisition server should bind the specific port that is assigned
    from data communication protocol.
    2) Step2: Received Data should store in buffer and process stored data to
    represent in web based application.

    3) Step3: Data should be transformed into XML format. Data could be sending
    from server via SOAP data passing protocol.

    4) Step4: Data representation should be in graphical user interface for users


    viewing and therefore they should have secured access to control system bases on
    microcontroller. In case of water level indication, notification message could be
    included in XML file.

    5) Step5: Data sending method should maintain Interface serializability. Moreover,


    PC server should support multi client and store acquired data in buffer that user
    can access database and control microcontroller. In addition, user authorization
    should be included in this section for security perspective.

    C. Remote communication
    1) Step1: Design interactive application software for remote PC or mobile should
    display data in table format or in the graphical interface for integration of the
    wireless water level monitoring.

    2) Step2: Display the available local connections and the stored remote
    connections through the internet. Moreover, Display different data of wireless
    automated controlling system by different sort (sensors/actuators in
    one node, all devices in a room, all devices in an apartment/factory).
    3) Step3: Display the whole network structure for the
    maintenance user.

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    Solutions
    BWS-200 Basic Weather Station
    Features:

    • Campbell Scientific data logger

    • Solar powered

    • Standard suite of sensors – air temperature, relative humidity, wind speed


    & wind direction .

    • Wireless variation available

    • Evapotranspiration (ETo) measurement possible with optional CS3000


    pyranometer

    • Choice of mounting options available.

    • Campbell Scientific data logger which monitors and controls and performs on-board calculations.

    • Easily expandable

    • Stand alone unit or can be networked.

    • Choice of power options including solar panels and battery for long term, unattended operation.

    • Campbell Scientific data logger which monitors and controls and performs on-board calculations.

    • Easily expandable

    • Stand alone unit or can be networked.

    • Choice of power options including solar panels and battery for long term, unattended operation.

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