Environmental Microsensors
Conference Year
January 2022
Abstract
Current wastewater treatment plants employ ex situ methods of monitoring nitrogen levels, as well as other constituents. This practice limits the ability of an operator to respond to system shocks. In situ microsensors have the potential to send real-time data to the cloud, reducing response time and input costs. These sensors can be applied to systems in various fields to streamline data gathering and environmental monitoring.
Primary Faculty Mentor Name
Appala Raju Badireddy
Faculty/Staff Collaborators
Robert Worley II
Status
Undergraduate
Student College
College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences
Program/Major
Environmental Engineering
Primary Research Category
Engineering & Physical Sciences
Environmental Microsensors
Current wastewater treatment plants employ ex situ methods of monitoring nitrogen levels, as well as other constituents. This practice limits the ability of an operator to respond to system shocks. In situ microsensors have the potential to send real-time data to the cloud, reducing response time and input costs. These sensors can be applied to systems in various fields to streamline data gathering and environmental monitoring.