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BioDepura: bivalve depuration methodologies adapted to the physiological needs

Currently, in aquaculture, farmers of bivalve molluscs face issues in monitoring water quality and how to improve it efficiently, aiming to maximize the quantity and quality of these animals. The technology has evolved and continues to grow exponentially. Nowadays, any sector uses it to optimize resources to maximize production. Aquaculture can't be different, so it's necessary to create a system that allows monitoring and controlling water quality. This system will help establish the ideal depuration conditions. The paper presents a real-time water quality monitoring and controlling system for the depuration of bivalve molluscs. This system is composed of a set of sensors and actuators, to obtain water quality data and to control it, and web and mobile applications, so that farmers can visualize in real-time the data acquired by the sensors and control the water quality remotely. Furthermore, these applications could set rules to optimize the depuration process and define an ideal water quality to control it automatically. The developed system allows farmers of bivalve to permanently monitoring over the aquarium, without their presence on site.