Fast Accessing, Monitoring and Analyzing of Water Resource Management Information using 5G Technology and IoT

Pratap Singh Soalnki¹ , M.S. Hanumanthappa² , N.D. Atkekar³

Section:Research Paper, Product Type: Journal-Paper
Vol.11 , Issue.2 , pp.1-5, Apr-2023

Online published on Apr 30, 2023

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Abstract :
India has rolled-out the 5G wireless technology. The Nation’s 5G services official inaugurated by Prime Minister of India on October 1st 2022. The Fifth-generation (5G) technology having extreme capabilities in terms of high bandwidth, low latency, reliability and ability to connect large number of network devices. This communication technology has the potential to enhance efficiencies, address problems, and create new delivery mechanisms across different functions, services and schemes of the Government. The Government is also intend to established the 5G laboratories for quick prototyping of 5G use cases that cater to the requirements of several sectors. This new technology can be used in Water Resource, Agriculture, Environment, Smart Home, Smart Grid, Smart Transportation, Smart Health, Public Safety, Industries and many more. Water is natural and limited available resource therefore management of Water Resources, protection and supervision is very essential. Presently, Improvement in water resource management is an important and relevant issue. Internet of Things (IOT) is rapidly growing and become an easy way to access the physical objects or devices which are connected through internet. IOT can access any devices which have built in sensors, unique address identifier with the ability to collect and transfer the data without any human intervention. Using IOT we can control the devices from anywhere efficiently and safely [1]. The IOT based on 5G technology is an advance technology which could help tremendously for managing the water resources locally as well as remotely. IoT devices paired with 5G will help transfer, monitor and analyze the water resource data. National Water Informatics Center (NWIC) under Ministry of Jal Shakti (Govt. of India) has setup the Working Group Committee for adoption of 5G technology for identifying the possible 5G based use cases (applications) in Water Resource sector. First Author is the member of Working Group Committee for CWPRS [2]. 5G technology is magnificent opportunity for management of water infrastructures. In this paper we are discussing on possible uses of 5G technology and their benefits towards efficient water resource management along with the literature survey.

Key-Words / Index Term :
5G Technology, IoT, Wireless Network, Water Resource Management, High Speed Data, Bandwidth

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