Orolbo‘yi hududida suv sarfi va tuproq sho‘rlanishini raqamli monitoring qilishning innovatsion usuli
Innovative method for digital monitoring of water consumption and soil salinization in the Aral Sea region
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The article considers the possibilities of developing a digital monitoring system aimed at the efficient use of water resources and the control of soil salinization in the Aral Sea region. The main objective of the study is to propose an innovative approach that helps optimize the irrigation process through a comprehensive analysis of water consumption, soil moisture, electrical conductivity and meteorological indicators. The monitoring system is intended to use physical sensors, digital data logging tools, mathematical modeling and the Python programming language. The proposed approach provides a practical basis for improving irrigation efficiency under water scarcity, detecting the risk of salinization at an early stage and supporting stable yields of agricultural crops.
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