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Monitoring the conductivity of groundwater and surface water is an essential task for maintaining the quality and safety of our water resources. Continuous monitoring of conductivity can help identify long-term trends and seasonal variations in water quality, which are used to predict changes in water availability and quality over time. This can aid in the development of effective ...
On a recent site visit, Danail Kuzarow, Sales Director at OTT HydroMet, joined Reiner Haseloff, Prime Minister of Saxony-Anhalt, and Heike Brehmer, member of the German Federal Parliament to celebrate the inauguration of a new monitoring network in Germany. The network was implemented to equip the local community with technology to improve flood preparedness in the area. The inauguration took ...
Today, we are joined by Territory Manager Jeremy Thompson as he treks deep into the swamps of Louisiana to observe how water is being monitored in this critically important ecosystem. Thank you for joining us! ...
Overview A months-long deployment reveals how VuLink telemetry performs in extreme cold. Challenge Winter temperatures in northern Finland can regularly drop below -20 °C or -4 °F, which can be hard on water monitoring equipment deployed for extended periods. In search of a telemetry device that could withstand such a frigid environment, Finnish ...
Growers willing to collect and share that data automatically with their local WCD via a telemetry-enabled water meter can help both parties better manage water information and irrigation activities day by day, using up-to-date information. ...
For the small water systems in those rural areas, the problems extend to billing accuracy and getting a handle on non-revenue water. Implementing telemetry — the ability to transmit flow meter readings — would allow those water managers to work smarter, not harder, by aggregating critical, real-time flow information. However, until recently, ...
For ease of monitoring, Anglian Water required a telemetry solution that was compact, easy to install, reliable, up to WITS standards and delivered ROI. ...
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After a thorough investigation of available solutions, Distrigas chose the TBox advanced telemetry system. The solution Wherever Distrigas needs information on gas volume, a TBox system is connected to the existing meter, to a turbine giving pulses, and a pressure and temperature transducer for the calibration. ...
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The Origin Energy Asset Management (OEAM) Team manages their gas reticulation system using the Kingfisher and Citect SCADA systems telemetry system. Project Overview Servelec’s SCADA & Telemetry Application Kingfisher RTUs are used to monitor and control 118 gas regulator sites within the Melbourne metropolitan and regional areas. ...
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The SCOPE-based Meteorological Monitoring System (MMS) created by Servelec Technologies for the Met Office provides a fully scalable, flexible, expandable system for weather monitoring and observation solution. The MMS is a telemetry system which can gather data from hundreds of geographically widespread sites then store and process this information as required. ...
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Servelec Technologies provided Severn Trent Services (STS), one of three appointed service providers for the project, with the SCADA and telemetry technology and expertise to create a robust telemetry and alarm gathering system that would cover the MoD sites. Benefits delivered by Servelec Technologies Servelec Technologies implemented the SCOPE SCADA / ...
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About the Environment Agency The Environment Agency is a Government department that was established in 1996 to protect and improve the environment. With around 10,600 employees operating across 14 geographical areas responsible for regulating major industry and waste, treatment of contaminated land, water quality and resources, fisheries, inland river, estuary and harbour navigations ...
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The telemetry systems had a resilient, open and flexible design incorporating the weather radar display software STORM. ...
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Each base station supports 10 to 50 remote telemetry units (RTU’s), depending on the individual farm. The basic base station components at each farm include an A850 Telemetry Gateway and A440 wireless modem. ...
The only Next G phone signal was located almost 2km away through dense bush on the side of a hill. The solution required a three part approach; A high quality weather station capable of transmitting long distances out of the box if possible rather that high cost aftermarket 2.4 gig wireless hardware that was difficult to configure and maintain. Highly reliable Next G ...
The Future of Irrigated Agriculture Lindsay’s complete solution from pump to pivot Summary The 10,000-acre Dee River Ranch near Aliceville, Alabama, is an example of the future of farming on display today. ...
In today’s world of increasingly complex technology, two very different utilities with very different issues came to similar solutions regarding their telemetry needs. A quickly deployed and easy-to-use SCADA system is adaptable to a variety of problems commonly faced by modern water and wastewater operators. ...
Summit Envirosolutions, Inc. worked with In-Situ* Inc. and delivered a total monitoring solution to the ethanol plant. Previously, Summit Envirosolutions had worked with In-Situ Inc. to develop a customer-specific solution that used Level TROLL" 700 instruments to record groundwater elevations. ...
Stevens was the first company to introduce telephone telemetry technology for remote water monitoring with the Telemark in 1939. ...
Rapidly growing demands for information and increased productivity in the environmental monitoring field have been met with a whirlwind of wireless communication options that can be integrated into data collection systems, with cellular, radio and satellite telemetry solutions leading the way. With so many options available, it is important to understand the ...