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To design, simulate, and field-test a secure real-time data acquisition system for water quality monitoring using a wireless sensor network with cryptographic authentication.

March 16, 2016Indian Journal of Science and TechnologyOpen Access

Secured Data Acquisition System for Smart Water Applications using WSN

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AMAyaz Hassan MoonIslamic University of Science and Technology UIUmmer IqbalNational Institute of Technology Srinagar GBG. Mohiuddin BhatNational Institute of Technology Srinagar

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Validation study demonstrates real-time authenticated water quality monitoring in surface water, indicating viability for smart city infrastructure.

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To design, simulate, and field-test a secure real-time data acquisition system for water quality monitoring using a wireless sensor network with cryptographic authentication.
Built a three-tiered architecture (Mote, Server, Client) utilizing TinyOS, underwater sensors, a GPS module, and TinyECC with a lightweight key-generation scheme for data authentication.
Conducted software simulations using TOSSIM and MATLAB prior to deploying physical sensor hardware for field validation at Dal Lake in Srinagar.
Benchmarked computational and energy consumption metrics while correlating real-time remote sensor data with standard laboratory water quality test reports.
Successfully acquired and transmitted real-time parameters including pH, conductivity, oxidation-reduction potential, temperature, turbidity, and dissolved oxidation alongside GPS coordinates.
Sensor measurements correlated with standard reference laboratory testing reports under real-world lake deployment.
Energy and computational evaluations verified that the lightweight elliptic curve cryptography security scheme operates effectively within the resource constraints of sensor motes.

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Moon et al. (2016) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a96645f96bab72bf50e2059 https://doi.org/10.17485/ijst/2016/v9i10/86694

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Validation study demonstrates real-time authenticated water quality monitoring in surface water, indicating viability for smart city infrastructure.

Secured Data Acquisition System for Smart Water Applications using WSN

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