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A Smart Water Quality Monitoring System Using Arduino IDE and Proteus IDE for Environmental Monitoring

A. Bubu, O. Horsfall

Journal of Engineering Research and Reports · pp. 42–57 · Published 26 May 2026

10.9734/jerr/2026/v28i61912

Abstract

Water quality monitoring systems are crucial for ensuring the safety and sustainability of water resources. This paper discusses the design, implementation, and applications of a water quality monitoring system, highlighting its role in addressing global water challenges, promoting public health, and supporting environmental conservation. This system integrates advanced technologies, such as IoT (Internet of Things), remote sensing, and data analytics, to continuously assess water quality parameters, including pH sensor for pH, DS18B20 temperature sensor for temperature, turbidity sensor for turbidity, salinity sensor, and SIM800L GSM module for call activation and delivering short message service. By providing real-time monitoring and data visualisation, these systems enable early detection of pollution events, support regulatory compliance, and facilitate efficient water resource management. Modern implementations often leverage machine learning algorithms to predict water quality trends and optimise maintenance schedules. The integration of cost-effective sensors and cloud-based platforms is also explored as a means to enhance accessibility and scalability for communities worldwide.

Water quality pH Arduino IDE proteus IDE turbidity temperature

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