This system monitors water quality by measuring conductivity, pH, and temperature, ensuring continuous operation with minimal maintenance. Moreover, versions of this system enable the use of time-domain nuclear magnetic resonance to be performed in situ. It features a robust construction that protects electrical components from environmental damage, supports an adequate flow rate for in situ water sampling, and enables data transmission to a server for analysis.
Figure 1: flow-through water quality monitoring deployed at USC to monitor water quality in the Rocky Branch in Columbia South Carolina.
Contains the hardware and software developed for the project.
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@Misc{ARTSLabFlowthroughWaterQuality,
author = {ARTS-Lab},
howpublished = {GitHub},
title = {Flowthrough Water Quality Monitoring System},
groups = {ARTS-Lab},
url = {https://github.com/ARTS-Laboratory/flowthrough-water-quality-monitoring-system},
}
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