Water Quality Analyzer

Water quality analysis is performed by converting sensor readings into a unified quality index and individual parameter scores. The tool accepts inputs such as pH, turbidity, nitrate, and electrical conductivity, then applies a region- or standard-specific weighting scheme to produce a Water Quality Index (WQI) and a parameter breakdown.
Conceptually, each input maps to a quality rating on a 0–100 scale, with higher values indicating poorer quality, and a weighted sum yielding the overall index. This approach supports quick comparison across sites, times, and treatment regimes.
The core value lies in consistent methodology, transparent computation, and exportable results for records and audits. Optional regional configurations allow using locally accepted WQI variants and units. Core features include input validation, unit normalization, multiple method support, and structured outputs suitable for downstream analytics. Use cases span utility monitoring, environmental research, and classroom demonstrations of water quality concepts.