Water Management & Conservation: The Role of Modern Technology
On 18th August 2025, Minister of State for Jal Shakti highlighted the role of modern technology in water management and conservation in the Parliament.
Applications of Technology in Water & Conservation
AI-Driven Analysis
- Processes GIS and satellite data to identify the best locations for:
- Farm ponds
- Recharge wells
- Check dams
- Supports rainwater harvesting and water budgeting efforts.
Drone Technology
- Used for surveying large areas quickly and efficiently.
- Creates high-resolution maps for water planning.
- Performs automated inspections to detect:
- Leaks
- Deterioration in rainwater storage systems.
IoT and Smart Sensors
- Enable real-time monitoring of:
- Water quality
- Water consumption patterns
- Help detect leakages and reduce water wastage
- Support data-driven water management decisions
Micro-Irrigation ....
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