There are many steps to maintain reliable, accurate surface water quantity data across your hydrology network, especially in the face of technology advances, changing regulations, and security updates. And when circumstances make it difficult to get out into the field, or when your team is limited on time or resources, maintaining a network can feel challenging.
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Your current working life will certainly look similar to the cover picture for many of you. Most of us from OTT HydroMet are working from home, as well. In order to usefully bridge this time, we set up an interdisciplinary online seminar program for you to keep you up to date despite the COVID 19 crisis…
FLOODEX is the UK’s largest trade event about flood defence, water level management, prevention, mitigation, and drainage. It will take place at the East of England Showground, Peterborough from Wed, Feb 26, 2020 – Thu, Feb 27, 2020.
We’re looking forward to meeting you at Stand L26!
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Introducing the new OTT ecoLog 1000
As the need for continuous time series data with reasonably priced equipment grows, we’re excited to announce the launch of the NEW OTT ecoLog 1000. This modern surface and groundwater logger measures both water level and temperature, and includes a level logger, integrated cellular modem, and sensor. Continue reading
Not sure what groundwater monitoring data can provide for you? We’ve compiled some of their projects in our new case study compilation to showcase how groundwater data can be used
A large part of the world’s population relies on groundwater for its water supply. With the growing demand for fresh water, the challenges associated with it increase as well. These include the need for more effective monitoring for issues such as groundwater recharge, water supply, drought, pollution and climate change…