Real-Time Monitoring Mosul Water Supply

UN studies show Iraq is the fifth country most prone to desertification. The Nineveh Water Directorate, which distributes water to the populace, faces several challenges. However, the drying up of the Tigris River, which flows through the governorate of Nineveh, is the biggest. All of this harmed the pumping and processing of water in the clean water distribution networks that supply the residents of Mosul city. The technology under consideration keeps track of how much pure water is pumped by the water booster stations directly linked to the water supply system for residential areas. Connecting the measuring instruments to the Arduino UNO, GSM SIM900, and current-to-volt converter will allow the reading of measuring values from the devices. A Data SIM card was used, and a private network was devoted to the Nineveh Water Directorate using an access point name (APN) for data transfer. The communication network uses SIM cards fitted with Asiacell company for Cellular Communications. Data is transferred and stored on a computer using the Softwareserial Arduino library. All stations in the city will eventually be connected to this system since the results of the planned system's monitoring of the quantity of water pushed are regarded as positive and encouraging. So that monitoring in these stations will be automated, contemporary, and free from the outdated regular practices that interfere with the equitable water distribution to the populace.