Abstract—In order to make an effective flood forecasting and flood warning system, real-time hydro-meteorological data must be collected and transmitted to a control centre for analysis and processing. There are many ways to get this data from remote hydrological monitoring stations such as via a satellite link, sensor networks, telephone, fax, radio or via mobile phone networks[2][10]. This paper describes how to collect and transmit timely hydrological data using GPRS (General Pocket Radio Service) via a mobile phone network from remote hydrological stations to the data centre in the case of the Lower Mekong River Basin (LMRB).
Index Terms—Data collection, GPRS, (The Lower Mekong River Basin) LMRB.
Authors are with the Flinders University of South Australia (e-mail: keod0001@flinders.edu.au; robert.goodwin@flinders.edu.au).
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Cite: Saysoth Keoduangsine and Robert Goodwin,"A GPRS-Based Data Collection and Transmission for Flood Warning System: The Case of the Lower Mekong River Basin," International Journal of Innovation, Management and Technology vol. 3, no. 3, pp. 217-220, 2012.