Karshi State University applies Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to manage, monitor, and evaluate all stages of its water management system. The processes of extracting water from artesian wells, purification, quality control, and tracking water supply and consumption are automated and digitally supervised by the ASMOS Water Purification and Recycling Station Laboratory, located on the university campus.
The university operates a total of 23 water reservoirs, including 7 with a capacity of 1000 m³ and 16 with capacities ranging from 300 to 600 m³. KSU utilizes water from 15 artesian wells, where the groundwater is purified using the modern "OSMOS" water treatment technology. This process converts artesian water into safe drinking water, which is then stored in reservoirs and distributed throughout university facilities.
All 15 artesian wells and 23 water reservoirs are equipped with digital sensors that transmit real-time data on water levels, pressure, and pump performance to the ASMOS control system. The water quality parameters are automatically tested, recorded, and stored in a centralized digital database. Across the campus, smart water meters are installed in academic buildings, dormitories, laboratories, and administrative offices. These meters automatically collect and transmit data on water consumption to the ASMOS system, where the information is analyzed to detect irregularities, identify leaks, and improve efficiency.