Monitoring the Venice Lagoon: an IoT Cloud-Based Sensor Nerwork Approach
<|reference_start|>Monitoring the Venice Lagoon: an IoT Cloud-Based Sensor Nerwork Approach: Monitoring the coastal area of the Venice Lagoon is of significant importance. While the impact of global warming is felt worldwide, coastal and littoral regions bear the brunt more prominently. These areas not only face the threat of rising sea levels but also contend with the escalating occurrence of seaquakes and floods. Additionally, the intricate ecosystems of rivers, seas, and lakes undergo profound transformations due to climate change and pollutants.   Employing devices like the SENSWICH floating wireless sensor presented in this article and similar measurement instruments proves invaluable to automate environmental monitoring, hence eliminating the need for manual sampling campaigns. The utilization of wireless measurement devices offers cost-effectiveness, real-time analysis, and a reduction in human resource requirements. Storing data in cloud services further enhances the ability to monitor parameter changes over extended time intervals.   In this article, we present an enhanced sensing device aimed at automating water quality assessment, while considering power consumption and reducing circuit complexity. Specifically, we will introduce the new schematic and circuit of SENSWICH which had changes in circuit and electronic aspects. Furthermore, we outline the methodology for aggregating data in a cloud service environment, such as Amazon Web Service (AWS), and using Grafana for visualization.<|reference_end|>
@article{campagnaro2024monitoring,
    title={Monitoring the Venice Lagoon: an IoT Cloud-Based Sensor Nerwork Approach},
    author={Filippo Campagnaro, Matin Ghalkhani, Riccardo Tumiati, Federico Marin,
  Matteo Del Grande, Alessandro Pozzebon, Davide De Battisti, Roberto
  Francescon, Michele Zorzi},
    journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2403.06915},
    year={2024},
    archivePrefix={arXiv},
    eprint={2403.06915},
    primaryClass={cs.NI}
}