An Analysis of Stormwater Management with the Internet of Things (IoT)

The study offers a comprehensive analysis of stormwater management durability in Chandigarh, India, primarily focusing on employing the Internet of Things (IoT). Eleven key stormwater management indices were examined, and their data sources and methodologies were detailed. The investigation independently evaluates the urban areas’ durability, emphasizing the singular indicators’ worth, and their consequences. Moreover, a consolidated comprehensive system durability indicator was computed utilizing the Analytical Hierarchy Method (AHM), offering a holistic viewpoint on stormwater administration. Chandigarh’s stormwater management uses a 100% weighted approach, this 100% weighted approach allows stakeholders to make informed decisions about stormwater management sustainability, ensuring the city’s water quality and effectiveness in mitigating flooding. Their findings showed a moderate overall sustainability index of 0.761, indicating challenges like waterlogging and limited drainage coverage. The outcomes provide perspectives into Chandigarh’s tenacity and durability in metropolitan water administration over a decade, highlighting the ever-changing character of urban growth and the requirement for flexible resolutions.