Affiliation:
1. S J C Institute of Technology, Chikkaballapur, India
Abstract
The current state of the environment continues to be a pressing global matter resulting from various human activities that release harmful substances posing a threat to living beings. To combat this issue advancements in technology have paved the way for the creation of an Internet of Things (IoT) based Water and Air Quality Monitoring System providing real-time data on environmental conditions. Through web and mobile applications individuals can easily access this system and view graphical representations of water and air quality readings. This innovative system involves sensor nodes strategically placed in different locations collecting field data and evaluating it against the set standards in India. For water monitoring sensors such as the Turbidity Sensor PH Sensor DHT 11 and TDS Sensor are utilized while for air quality the DHT11 sensor MQ-7 sensor and MQ-135 sensor play a crucial role. With this advanced monitoring system timely and accurate information on the state of the environment can be obtained aiding in taking necessary measures to combat pollution
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