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Continuous Monitoring of Reservoir Water Quality

The September 2009 issue of the Journal of the Australian Water Association features an article on the Lake Wivenhoe Integrated Wireless Sensor Network. This project is a collaboration between CSIRO, Seqwater and the University of Queensland, and involves a deployment of floating sensor nodes, land-based nodes, and an autonomous boat. The system monitors processes that affect water quality and provides this information to operators and modelers to allow early warning of deteriorating water quality.

Continuous Monitoring of Reservoir Water Quality

The autonous boat provides a mobile platform for a variety of sensors.

Floating sensor node on Lake Wivenhoe
Matt Dunbabin, James Udy, Alistair Grinham, and Michael Bruenig. "Continous Monitoring of Reservoir Water Quality: The Wivenhoe Project", Journal of the Australian Water Association, Volume 36, No 6. Sep 2009.

 

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