Remote water monitoring stations play a critical role in assessing water quality in rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and other natural or engineered water bodies. These stations collect real-time data on parameters such as temperature, turbidity, dissolved oxygen, and pH to ensure environmental safety and support decision-making for water management. Among these parameters, pH is particularly important because it influences chemical reactions, aquatic life, and the effectiveness of water treatment processes. Remote monitoring stations rely on advanced sensors to gather accurate and continuous measurements without the need for constant human presence. These…
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