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SMART-Water project digital monitoring initiative
Overview
The SMART-Water project has launched digital tools to monitor water quality in response to climate change. Funded by the Interreg VI-A IPA Program, the initiative involves Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro, specifically targeting the freshwater ecosystems of Lake Vransko, Lake Deransko, and Lake Skadar.
Technological implementations include a WEB GIS platform for geospatial data integration, a shared database, and an online remote satellite monitoring system. The project also utilizes AI/ML predictive models to monitor water quality in near real-time. To support management of these sensitive environments, the project has produced an educational guide on lake water quality.
Entities
Bluebot Mini · SMART-Water Project · Rain Bird · Hutovo Blato Nature Park · University of Zadar
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[TECHNOLOGY] 3 sourcesSMART-Water project introduces digital tools for water quality monitoring
The SMART-Water project is deploying AI, satellite monitoring, and a WEB GIS platform to track water quality in lakes across Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, and Montenegro to combat climate change impacts.
Sources
finchannel.com · hutovo-blato.ba · pogled.ba · rainbird.com · zadarskilist.hr