Desarrollo de un Sistema Basado en LoRaWAN para la Monitorización y Gestión del Consumo de Agua Residencial en la Región Interandina

Abstract

Abstract: This thesis describes a system for managing residential water consumption in the Inter-Andean region, adapted to its geographical conditions. Given the need to optimize water resources, LoRa (Long Range) technology is used, where devices collect precise data on household water consumption and transmit this information through a LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide Area Network) to a centralized platform. This technology enables effective communication in complex geographic areas, overcoming the limitations of other options. The system offers continuous, real-time monitoring, facilitating the detection of usage patterns and the early identification of potential anomalies. Analysis of the collected data provides users and authorities with valuable information for informed decision-making, promoting efficient and sustainable water use. The project includes the integration of specific hardware for consumption measurement, the configuration and deployment of a LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide Area Network), and the development of an intuitive user interface for data visualization and management.