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Development of Image-Based Water Level Sensor with High-Resolution and Low-Cost Using Image Processing Algorithm:
Ji Hun Lee1,2, Jae Kap Jung1
1Hydrogen Energy Group, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Daejeon 34113, Republic of Korea.
Abstract:
A high-resolution and low-cost image-based water level sensor was developed using an image processing algorithm. The sensor measures water levels in six channels simultaneously. The image processing algorithm automatically identifies water level images and determines the water levels by analyzing the brightness of the images. The measured water levels were verified by comparison with the calibrated water levels using known length standards. The performance test results of the developed water level sensor were compared with those of commercial water level sensors, demonstrating a superior resolution of 0.06 mm and an inexpensive cost of USD 80. In addition, the developed sensor demonstrated an accuracy of 0.9%, a stability of 0.3%, an adjustable measurement range, and an instantaneous response time. In conclusion, the image-based water level sensor that was developed provides a reliable method for real-time visual monitoring of water levels in six channels simultaneously.
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