IOT and Cloud Based Weather Forecasting System
Keywords:
IOT, DHT11 Sensor, Rain Sensor, Cloud, LCD 16x2, Web application, Android appAbstract
The critical prerequisite for day-to-day operation is intelligent environmental monitoring. The solution to the problem is many. The project proposed gives a solution to these problems. The proposed technology behind the Internet of Things (IoT) is an innovative and powerful way to link things to the internet and through the network worldwide. It is proposed to measures parameters like Temperature, humidity, rain and speed of the using DH11 sensor, Rain sensor respectively. The data is acquired by the controller device. The data obtained is processed and communicated via networking to cloud and it is stored in the cloud. From the system the implemented data can be accessed at any internet available locations in the world. All measured data will be controlled and monitored using LCD 16x2, Android application and using Web application as well.
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