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Our Final Proposal: Design of Self-sustained Data Acquisition and Prediction System for Freshwater Aquaculture

Our team offers to provide a solution about the water quality of the fresh bodies of water. The team proposes to design a self-sustained prototype that can measure the water parameters such as pH, dissolved oxygen, and etc. using different kinds of sensors and to develop an application that can store, map and predict values measured from the prototype. This is to solve problems like lacking of suitable equipment for monitoring water quality of the freshwater.


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