DAQ-based weather monitoring system that collects real-time environmental data using an ESP32 microcontroller. The system uses DHT11, HC-SR04 ultrasonic, and raindrop sensors to measure temperature, humidity, rainfall, and water level. Data is visualized in a C# dashboard built with Visual Studio and stored in Firebase. Project Overview
This project is a Data Acquisition (DAQ) based weather monitoring system developed to collect and display environmental data in real time. The system monitors parameters such as temperature, humidity, rainfall, and water level using sensors connected to an ESP32 microcontroller. The collected data is visualized through a C# dashboard application and stored in Firebase for cloud access and analysis.
#What the Project Does The system gathers environmental data from multiple sensors and sends it to a computer application. The application processes the incoming data and displays it on a dashboard using graphical indicators. The data is also uploaded to Firebase for real-time storage and monitoring.
#Why the Project is Useful
This project can be used for weather monitoring, environmental observation, and flood detection systems. It helps users observe environmental changes and track weather-related data in real time.
#Hardware Components
ESP32 Module DHT11 Temperature and Humidity Sensor HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensor (Water Level Measurement) Raindrop Sensor
#Software & Technologies C# Dashboard Application Microsoft Visual Studio Firebase Realtime Database Serial Communication
#Getting Started
Connect the sensors to the ESP32 module. Upload the ESP32 program to read sensor data. Run the C# dashboard application in Visual Studio. Connect the application to the ESP32 serial port. Configure Firebase to store and monitor data.
#Getting Help
If you have questions or suggestions, you can open an issue in this repository.
Maintainer
Developed and maintained by the repository owner.