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Design and Development Framework for Aquaculture

Akshay Singh

Abstract


This study aims to introduce an Arduino Uno-based water quality monitoring system for aquaculture. By referring to a cloud database, it enables the user to remotely monitor the fish farm and gain immediate control over various environmental data for the pond. Temperature, saltiness, pH worth and water level detecting modules are communicated in this observing framework. With real-time data observation and automated alerts, the proposed aquaculture water quality module makes it possible to optimize pond conditions, thereby reducing fish mortality, enhancing fish growth, and optimizing aquaculture harvest.


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