Research summary
Project overview
This project examines how remote sensing nodes can support more reliable environmental monitoring in contexts where connectivity is inconsistent and maintenance windows are limited.
Approach
The solution models a lightweight sensor network with intermittent uplink behaviour, prioritised alert routing, and data buffering so that water quality anomalies can still be surfaced under unstable field conditions.
Impact
The work demonstrates a practical monitoring architecture for environmental infrastructure where resilience, low power use, and actionable alerts matter more than always-on connectivity.