Aug 2026· International Conference Electronic Systems, Signal Processing and Computing Technologies [ICESC-]· pp. 2041-2046· 0 citations· 23 references
Water quality monitoring is essential for environmental protection, public health, and sustainable water resource management. However, many important water quality parameters remain difficult or expensive to measure continuously using conventional sensing techniques. In recent years, Machine Learning (ML)-based soft se...
Alaa Aldein M. S. Ibrahim, Mfanasibili Nkonyane, Mlondi Ngcobo et al.· Journal of Sensor and Actuat...· 0 citations
Reliable estimation of laboratory-intensive water-quality variables remains challenging in spatially heterogeneous river systems. This study developed a machine-learning framework for predicting BOD, COD, DO, NH₄, NO₂, NO₃, and TA across major rivers of Khuzestan Province, Iran, using a 12-year monitoring dataset. Afte...
Mehrdad Ranaie, S. Pourmanafi, Ali Lotfi et al.· Water Research· 0 citations
Despite advances in microelectronics and IoT (Internet of Things) that enable low-cost telemetry sensors, most environmental agencies still operate with periodic in situ sampling campaigns, characterized by sparse, irregular data and a high rate of missing values. While analytically reliable, this data was designed for...
Eduarda Neves da Silva, Filipe Bento Magalhjães, W. Salcedo· 2026 10th International Symp...· 0 citations
Water quality monitoring protects human health, aquatic habitats, and sustainable water resource management. Manual sampling and laboratory testing are laborious, time-consuming, and unsuited for continuous water quality monitoring. A proof-of-concept IoT-Enabled Water Quality Monitoring System (IoT-WQMS) that uses an...
A. M, S. Rinesh, C. Prajitha et al.· Journal of Visualized Experi...· 0 citations
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