IoT and WPAN based approach for Water Quality Monitoring of Fish Farm

Authors

  • Satish Kumar University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Ddehradun, India
  • Rohit Samkaria University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehardun, India
  • Rajesh Singh University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehardun, Indi
  • Nitin Karnatak University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehardun, Indi
  • Anita Gehlot University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehardun, Indi
  • Sushabhan Choudhary

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37591/joiti.v7i3.273

Abstract

Abstract
To make profit in fish farming, it is required to increase production and quality of fish. For this, it requires fresh water. As we know contaminated water cannot produce good quality of fish. Therefore it is required to monitor the quality of water. This paper proposed internet of things (IoT) based system for monitor the quality of water for pond and tank with respect to fish farming. Sensor and Inlet motor control unit (SOMCU) and Sensor and Outlet motor control unit (SOMCU) has been proposed which are microcontroller and sensors based system. The data from the different sensors accumulated simultaneously on the microcontroller. As soon as the data is collected, the microcontroller displays the collected data on the Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). Now the collected data has to be transmitted to Local Control Unit (LUC), which is located at some other location and from LCU data is transmitted to server with the help of NodeMCU and the data can accessed from anywhere on the globe through Blynk App.
Keywords: IoT, Arduino(Atmega328), NodeMCU(esp8266), Blynk App, SIMCU, SOMCU

Cite this Article
Satish Kumar, Rohit Samkaria, Rajesh Singh et al. IoT and WPAN based approach for Water Quality Monitoring of Fish Farm. Journal of Instrumentation Technology & Innovations. 2017; 7(3): 16–23p.

Author Biography

  • Satish Kumar, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Ddehradun, India
    Department of Electronics Instrumentation and Control

Published

2018-02-19

Issue

Section

RESEARCH ARTICLES