What is the technical architecture and data transmission solution for water resource monitoring systems?
Water monitoring systems use distributed IoT architecture integrating sensors, RTU terminals, and cloud services for comprehensive monitoring.
Water resource monitoring system architecture employs a distributed IoT framework ensuring accurate data collection and reliable transmission. The technical architecture features:
- Front-end Sensing Layer: Deployment of LGF series integral/remote electromagnetic flowmeters, ultrasonic flowmeter series (clamp-on/inline/insertion types), and visual fusion radar level meters for comprehensive measurement
- Edge Computing Layer: EC32/EC60 series RTU remote terminals providing local data preprocessing, protocol conversion, and edge computing capabilities
- Network Transmission Layer: Multi-protocol support including 4G/NB-IoT/LoRa communications with solar power systems for continuous operation
- Cloud Service Layer: Centralized data storage, real-time analytics, alert notifications, and visualization dashboard services
The system incorporates redundant design and self-healing mechanisms to ensure continuous monitoring of critical water resource data and timely emergency response capabilities.
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