Wireless sensor network technology is a new application field, which has been widely concerned in recent years, and has also made good progress in water environment monitoring. With the change of the times and the continuous improvement of the scientific level, the wireless sensor technology was studied. This paper mainly carried out a series of analysis and discussion on the problem of water pollution. The wireless sensor network technology realized the real-time monitoring of pollutants in the water environment and can transmit its data to the user. However, the existing problem is that in the process of practical application, the effect of traditional ecosystem water pollution prevention and control mode is not satisfactory due to high cost and low efficiency. At the same time, due to unreasonable and incomplete network node layout and other factors, a lot of resources were wasted, but still cannot solve the water pollution problem well. Therefore, people need to constantly study and improve wireless sensor network technology to improve the reliability of the whole system, and solve the problems such as the untimely detection of water pollution hidden dangers and the unsatisfactory monitoring and prediction effect of water pollution problems in the traditional ecosystem water pollution prevention and control scheme. This paper proposed an ecosystem water pollution governance model based on wireless sensor technology and combined with local coverage algorithm. Through the comparative analysis of experimental results, it can be seen that the innovative ecosystem water pollution governance model had an average improvement of 14.9% in four performance aspects compared with the traditional ecosystem water pollution governance model.

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