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A water quality monitoring system for vannamei shrimp cultivation based on the internet of things (IoT) can use sensors to measure parameters such as pH, temperature, water level, salinity, dissolved oxygen, and turbidity. The data collected can be displayed offline using an LED matrix P10 and online through MQTT Broker and ThingsBoard.

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The results of the overall system test in the Monitoring section, namely sensor data in the form of pH, temperature, height, salinity, dissolved oxygen, and Turbidity can be displayed according to functions offline using the LED matrix P10. And can be displayed online on MQTT Broker and thingsboard. In the WiFi test, the signal quality does not affect the time and data transmission from the master to the LED matrix P10 and the Actuator Node. However, signal strength affects sending data from the master to the MQTT broker, where at an average RSSI strength of -88.7 dBm two sensor data are not sent. And when the WiFi signal does not affect the time and data transmission from the master to the LED matrix P10 and the Actuator Node, it does affect data transmission from the master to the MQTT broker where no data is sent.

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Writing this article is very enjoyable because it allows me to learn more about the use of internet of things technology for monitoring the cultivation of vannamei shrimp ponds.

Tedy Apriadi

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This page is a summary of: Water quality monitor for vannamei shrimp cultivation based on IoT (internet of things), January 2023, American Institute of Physics,
DOI: 10.1063/5.0118945.
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