Manhole Detection and System Monitoring Controlled by IoT

The IoT-based Manhole Monitoring System is a solution that aims to improve city drainage system management by effectively addressing the challenges that today’s drainage networks face. Using a network of sensors and GSM modules, this system not only detects and notifies authorities of potential hazards such as gas leaks and sewage overflows, but also provides them with real-time data to help them make informed decisions. Its strategic placement of sensors, which includes water flow rate sensors, temperature sensors, and tilt sensors, ensures precise monitoring of critical parameters, allowing for proactive measures to prevent blockages and system malfunctions. Furthermore, the seamless integration with Thing Speak enables secure data storage, thorough analysis, and insightful visualization, allowing the government to gain comprehensive insights into system performance and emerging trends over time The system’s ability to send SMS notifications ensures smooth communication and timely responses in emergency situations, encouraging a collaborative approach to urban infrastructure management. In the face of global urbanization and environmental challenges, the IoT-based Manhole Monitoring System emerges as a new sewage system that prioritizes resilience, efficiency, and sustainability in urban development. Its implementation represents a significant advancement in safeguarding.

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2024-11-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iceca63461.2024.10800771
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Non-Destructive Testing Techniques
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Manhole Detection and System Monitoring Controlled by IoT

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Abstract

The IoT-based Manhole Monitoring System is a solution that aims to improve city drainage system management by effectively addressing the challenges that today’s drainage networks face. Using a network of sensors and GSM modules, this system not only detects and notifies authorities of potential hazards such as gas leaks and sewage overflows, but also provides them with real-time data to help them make informed decisions. Its strategic placement of sensors, which includes water flow rate sensors, temperature sensors, and tilt sensors, ensures precise monitoring of critical parameters, allowing for proactive measures to prevent blockages and system malfunctions. Furthermore, the seamless integration with Thing Speak enables secure data storage, thorough analysis, and insightful visualization, allowing the government to gain comprehensive insights into system performance and emerging trends over time The system’s ability to send SMS notifications ensures smooth communication and timely responses in emergency situations, encouraging a collaborative approach to urban infrastructure management. In the face of global urbanization and environmental challenges, the IoT-based Manhole Monitoring System emerges as a new sewage system that prioritizes resilience, efficiency, and sustainability in urban development. Its implementation represents a significant advancement in safeguarding.

Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University (IN)
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