Electronic Rain Gauge attached to

a Drone

By Russell Rey D.
Marte
 Draft
Review of
01 Introduction 02
Related
Literature
03 Objectives
04 Methodology

05 Findings
06 Conclusion
 Introduction

Wireless Sensor Nodes (WSNs) play a crucial role in the Internet of Things (IoT)
by collecting data and transferring it to a main server. They can be used to
enhance data collection methods and augment existing data regarding
fresh water quality. In the United States, comprehensive data on river and
stream quality is lacking due to time and monetary restraints. This paper
presents the design and construction of a W S N for monitoring water quality
of a local stream and the application of a UAV within the W S N to
remotely access data. Pre-flight preparation is essential for flights, with
Weather Briefing determining forecast and actual weather conditions. In
airports, monitoring weather conditions can provide vivid and exact
information for pre-flight purposes, allowing for the diversification of
microclimate conditions even within the same city. Radiosonde instruments
measure meteorological parameters such as air pressure, temperature,
and humidity.
 Review of Related Literature

Arduino sensor integrated drone for weather indices: a prototype

for pre-flight preparation
Drone Integrated Weather Sensors for Agriculture Purpose
Electronic rain meter for mobile sensor node using law of
Torricelli Atlas Scientific Environmental Robotics
Arduino I2 C RTD Sample Code.
Real time monitoring of environmental parameters using IOT
Wireless Personal Communications
 Objectives

Tool utilized are being used in remote locations to gather data, where
Accessibility is difficult, and data transmission for, there is no processing
available because there is no network communication. Predicting with
accuracy local weather phenomena such as rain, fog, high fog, and
thunderstorms, due to insufficient coverage of measurement data in the
mid and lower levels of the atmosphere. Weather comprises forecast
winds and temperatures at cruising levels along the route together with
forecasts of en-route weather conditions, especially cloud conditions, and
any associated turbulence.
 Methodology

Methodology

Advantages Disadvantage
Independence from
Limited Power
Power Grid, Eco-
Output, Limited
friendly, Versatility,
Applications, Limited
Cost-effective,
Capacity, Limited
Supplement to
Availability.
Alternative Energy
Sources.
 Methodology

Wireless Sensor Nodes (WSNs) and Internet of Things (IoT)

Dynamic real-time volumetric correction for tipping-bucket rain
gauges
Comparison of tropospheric parameters from Meteodrone
measurements.
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment: The pace of data
collection is subject to the time limit specified in the code
demonstrates that connectivity,
 Findings

System limitations: Ground-based weather stations, which may

fail to collect precise meteorological data in micro-scale
regions where weather conditions can vary significantly.
Research contributes to the development: Innovative
solutions for integrating drone technology with
meteorological monitoring, with potential applications in
various fields, including agriculture, environmental
monitoring, and infrastructure inspection.
The research also highlights the significance of monitoring
weather conditions for pre-flight preparations, as flight safety
is greatly affected by weather
 Conclusion

In conclusion, presents a workable system that integrates a UAV

into a Weather Station ( W S N ) to monitor water body environmental
parameters. The system collects data from an Earth-based node
and sends it to a UAV-connected node via a WSN. The data
collection is subject to time limits and power requirements. The
data is stored within the UAV-based node and can be accessed for
further analysis. The system presents a mobile, inexpensive, and
efficient method for collecting environmental data, including water
quality data. The autonomous weather record system also provides
better weather forecasting and monitoring services.
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