On the Deployment of IoT-Based Approach for an Efficient Water Management and Treatment

A key issue faced in the contemporary world is the management of a vital resource of life, water. The shortage of support for standardization in monitoring and management equipment is currently causing interoperability issues in information and communications technology systems for water control. Various water management procedures, including transportation, utilization, system identification, and service of equipment are affected by this issue. This study aims to demonstrate a comprehensive and integrated IoT-based technique for monitoring and environmental quality by developing innovative methods and new knowledge on IoT applications in stormwater and wastewater and the environmental and human challenges of water contaminants and their treatment. This study shows how IoT can transform water quality monitoring and treatment. A more resilient, sustainable, and equitable water management framework will be achieved by real-time water quality monitoring, operational efficiency optimization, contaminant management, and scaling solutions. This research could pave the way for smarter, more adaptive water systems worldwide, addressing current and future water issues and improving community and environmental well-being.

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Journal of Information Systems Engineering & Management
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2025-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.52783/jisem.v10i10s.1529
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Water Quality Monitoring Technologies
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On the Deployment of IoT-Based Approach for an Efficient Water Management and Treatment

Maram Saleh Miralam
Journal of Information Systems Engineering & Management
Water Quality Monitoring Technologies
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On the Deployment of IoT-Based Approach for an Efficient Water Management and Treatment

Maram Saleh Miralam
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Abstract

A key issue faced in the contemporary world is the management of a vital resource of life, water. The shortage of support for standardization in monitoring and management equipment is currently causing interoperability issues in information and communications technology systems for water control. Various water management procedures, including transportation, utilization, system identification, and service of equipment are affected by this issue. This study aims to demonstrate a comprehensive and integrated IoT-based technique for monitoring and environmental quality by developing innovative methods and new knowledge on IoT applications in stormwater and wastewater and the environmental and human challenges of water contaminants and their treatment. This study shows how IoT can transform water quality monitoring and treatment. A more resilient, sustainable, and equitable water management framework will be achieved by real-time water quality monitoring, operational efficiency optimization, contaminant management, and scaling solutions. This research could pave the way for smarter, more adaptive water systems worldwide, addressing current and future water issues and improving community and environmental well-being.

Journal of Information Systems Engineering & ManagementVol. 10(10s)
University of Business and Technology (SA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 96%
Water Quality Monitoring Technologies
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