Design of WSNs Sensor for River Water Quality Monitoring System for Neolissochillus thienemanni sumateranus Lifes

Abstract

In order to raise fish and provide them with healthy habitat, proper water quality is essential. This article outlines the creation of a river flow monitoring system that uses wireless sensor networks to track the number of important characteristics (WSNs). The WSNs-MS devices are deployed at three distinct sites in the same river, far from the monitoring station, and use solar panels as a source of recharging the battery. Each WSNs-MS will gather information, store it, and send it to the WSNs-MS sink node, which is a web server running on a Raspberry Pi and acts as a local database for information and monitoring systems. These WSNs-MS were developed and tested, and the outcomes demonstrate that each WSNs-MS is reliable.