Measuring and monitoring water
High-quality surface and groundwater play a pivotal role in supporting the growth of plants, animals, and ensuring a reliable drinking water supply. However, numerous contemporary developments pose threats to water quality, including climate change-induced droughts, pollution, and salinization.
In this context, maintaining continuous awareness becomes paramount in order to swiftly address changes or potential issues. Various techniques are available for this purpose. To assess groundwater quality, pumps can be employed to regularly extract samples from monitoring wells, enabling comprehensive examination of groundwater across multiple parameters.
For tracking groundwater levels and temperature, the utilization of Diver data loggers proves invaluable. Leveraging a diverse array of equipment, you can seamlessly establish a measurement network. Through data transmission facilitated by modems, this network furnishes round-the-clock insights into crucial water parameters, complemented by alarms and notifications to ensure timely action.
