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​​Remote Water Geovision

​​Problem

​​​Our client, in this case a university, needed to develop an institutional environmental monitoring project to study the water quality of its tributaries for scientific research, sustainability, and student training purposes. The challenge was to obtain continuous and reliable data on critical parameters such as dissolved oxygen, pH, temperature, turbidity, dissolved solids, and conductivity in remote areas where there was no connectivity or infrastructure for data transmission. Without an automated solution, the project could not advance with the necessary technical rigor or scale.

​Solution

​​​​We designed and built a complete, custom-made remote monitoring system in collaboration with the university, serving as the technological cornerstone of the project. We developed both the hardware (autonomous sensor stations with batteries and solar panels) and the software, using LoRaWAN technology for wireless data transmission from hard-to-reach areas. The information is centralized on a georeferenced web platform, where it is displayed in real time on an interactive map. We also integrated an artificial intelligence module that analyzes the data, detects anomalies, generates automatic alerts, and predicts trends, supporting research and proactive water resource management.

​Benefits obtained