An IoT-Based Approach to Monitor the Health of Water Bodies Nearby Indian Villages

In 2018, 351 contaminated river segments in India were identified by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). Thirty-one provinces and the union territories (UT) have rivers and streams that failed to meet the criteria for the evaluation of water quality to identify polluted river lengths. to protect everyone's life on the planet. In recent years, a number of writers have put forth architectural-based solutions that emphasise increased efficiency and adaptability. New sensor capabilities are being created by improvements in sensor detection and communication. Water Quality Monitoring (WQM) is an economical and effective method that uses Internet of Things (IOT) technology to monitor the quality of water. These sensors were interfaced with a Microcontroller Unit (MCU), and additional processing was carried out on a Personal Computer (PC). An IOT-based ThingSpeak application is used to transmit the acquired data to the cloud in order to track the water quality. The accuracy of the prediction is increased with the proposed system, and the power of drawing conclusions is enhanced with IOT technology.