Aplicación IoT: Medidor Inteligente para el consumo de agua potable

In Ecuador, the Water Management Councils (WMCs) face significant challenges, particularly with the manual measurement of water consumption, which is inefficient mainly due to human errors, time consumption, and resource use. With a projected Return on Investment (ROI) of 54.7%, the project confirms...

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Published in:RISTI : Revista Ibérica de Sistemas e Tecnologias de Informação 2024-09 (E73), p.678-695
Main Authors: Damaris, Vitonera Arleth, Ángel, Ríos Guiracocha Miguel, Guillermo, Hidalgo Oñate Ángel
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Subjects:
Drinking water
Human error
Internet of Things
Measurement
Metering
Project feasibility
Return on investment
Sensors
Water consumption
Water management
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Summary:In Ecuador, the Water Management Councils (WMCs) face significant challenges, particularly with the manual measurement of water consumption, which is inefficient mainly due to human errors, time consumption, and resource use. With a projected Return on Investment (ROI) of 54.7%, the project confirms the economic viability of the solution, offering an efficient and technologically advanced alternative for water consumption measurement, showcasing its technical and financial feasibility. Keywords: IoT; Water Management Councils; LoRa; MQTT; Node-RED. 1. El IoT es la conexión digital entre objetos cotidianos y la red de internet, permitiendo intercambiar información con otros dispositivos o centros de control sin necesidad de intervención humana (Corrales et al., 2024), recolectando datos importantes sobre el uso y rendimiento de los objetos.
ISSN:1646-9895