HydroLearn Framework: Water Sense Knowledge Grid for Expert-Led Community Conservation Education
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https://doi.org/10.64751/ijdim.2026.v5.n1.pp443-452Abstract
Water scarcity has become a major environmental and social challenge worldwide, particularly in drought-prone regions where inefficient water usage and limited awareness contribute to increasing pressure on water resources. Although digital technologies have created new opportunities for sharing information, users still face difficulties in accessing structured, reliable, and actionable knowledge related to water conservation. Information about water-saving techniques is often scattered across multiple sources, making it difficult for individuals and communities to find organized guidance and practical solutions. Earlier approaches to promoting water conservation mainly relied on offline awareness programs, printed materials, and community campaigns. While these methods helped spread general awareness, they lacked scalability, real-time accessibility, and interactive participation. Users were unable to easily contribute knowledge, access updated resources, or visualize regionspecific water challenges through integrated tools. To overcome these challenges, the proposed system introduces a web-based platform developed using the Django framework with a MySQL database for efficient data storage and management. The system provides secure user authentication, expert-driven knowledge sharing, file upload and download functionality, and integrated map visualization to highlight drought-prone areas. Users can share water-saving techniques along with supporting materials, while others can access organized resources through a structured interface. The proposed platform improves accessibility, collaboration, and awareness by providing a unified environment for knowledge exchange. By combining centralized data management, interactive participation, and geographic visualization, the system supports informed decision-making and encourages sustainable water conservation practices, ultimately contributing to improved environmental sustainability and community engagement.
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