underwater sensor networks

Underwater sensor networks are systems of interconnected devices placed beneath the water's surface to monitor environmental conditions, such as temperature, pressure, and pollution. These sensors communicate with each other using acoustic signals, as radio waves don't travel well underwater. They work together to gather data for scientific research, pollution control, or ocean exploration. Think of them as a network of underwater "eyes" and "ears" providing real-time information about the aquatic environment, helping scientists and authorities make informed decisions about ocean health and safety.