Groundwater Monitoring Background:

Water is a vital natural resource that is being depleted at an alarming rate. Today, the global water crisis is intensifying, with about two-thirds of the world's population forced to live in areas with water shortages. It is not only the conservation of available water that must be emphasized. And technological solutions must be used to track and analyze groundwater levels. And closely scrutinize their use and abuse. Groundwater monitoring is an important aspect of sustainable water resources management. There is a direct need for technologically advanced solutions to accurately track and analyze groundwater data.

Application of Internet of Things water quality monitoring equipment

With the advent of IoT technology in the water sector, industrialists are occupying their spaces to save as much water as possible. Especially in drought-flood-prone areas, where there is a large amount of water, we must be more cautious. IoT technology facilitates high-end gateway connectivity and sensor-based insights, and it is one of the most disruptive technologies playing a role in the water management crisis. Furthermore, as the population increases, water use patterns change dramatically, leading directly to effective water resource management. The study shows that the global water meter market will reach USD 5.53 billion by 2025, at a CAGR of 4.4%.

How to contribute to groundwater monitoring?

1) User-friendly platform
Groundwater monitoring is a process traditionally accomplished through site visits and laborious data entry. However, with the latest technologies such as the Internet of Things, it is now possible to make this process more efficient. JXCT provides a user-friendly platform that allows groundwater monitoring through the Internet of Things (IoT) and can help managers gain a clear understanding of solutions and easily identify vulnerabilities in the industry. Its streamlined design provides effective results, especially when making water-saving decisions when they are most needed.

2) Real-time monitoring
IoT is playing an important role in providing real-time insights into water levels, which further simplifies the water management process. If not monitored in time, excessive water collection underground can lead to the spread of many waterborne diseases, which is where IoT technology comes into play. It enables water authorities to track water levels in real time through sensors and even allows for surface water level monitoring to transparently identify worst-case scenarios.

3) Remote operation
JXCT's intelligent groundwater monitoring system adopts a single dashboard for multi-site monitoring, allows remote operation to simplify the workload of managers and provides 24*7 support. It also includes advanced sensors that extract relevant data from the ground and transmit it to the user's dashboard. This facilitates the compilation of long-term databases for analysis and forecasting.