Revolutionizing Urban Drainage: A Smart IoT Approach to Stormwater Management Using AdaBoosting Algorithm

The management of stormwater in urban areas across the globe is becoming an increasingly difficult problem because of the increased risk of floods caused by climate change. Typical drainage methods often turn out to be insufficient, which calls for the development of novel approaches. This study suggests a smart stormwater management system powered by the Internet of Things and aims to boost urban resilience and reduce floods. The system continually monitors critical drainage characteristics, such as water levels, flow rates, and water quality, thanks to a network of Internet of Things sensors. To accurately predict probable flooding occurrences, advanced predictive algorithms examine this data together with incoming meteorological information. The technology performs real-time dynamic management of the drainage network, improving the efficiency of pumps and valves to reduce the likelihood of flooding. When potential flood hazards are identified, those who need to be informed, such as local authorities and citizens, are notified through an early warning system. The findings of this study lead to a more effective allocation of resources, an improvement in water quality, and an increase in the resilience of metropolitan areas to severe weather events. This approach, powered by the Internet of Things, promises a route toward sustainable and flood-resilient communities by transforming urban drainage.