Aquatic Informatics
Aquatic Informatics is a company that is part of the pulse of the water sector. Here we bring together everything it publishes on Smart Water Magazine: its news, its blogs and the events it takes part in.
Channel islands beach community creates efficiency with operational transparency
Channel Islands Beach Community Services District (District) provides water, sanitation, and garbage collection services to approximately 10,000 people in the Channel Islands Harbor area. The community’s infrastructure was laid in the 1960s so much of it is nearing the end of its life expectancy. Roughly 80% of the District’s water comes from local groundwater sources […]
Smart Data Management leads to important hydrological discoveries at University of Freiburg
The University of Freiburg is one of the top universities in Germany and has been recognized for excellence in research and education for the last 565 years. In fact, 23 Nobel Prize laureates have researched, taught, and or studied at the university. Markus Weiler is a Professor of Hydrology & Chair of Hydrology in the […]
Aquatic Informatics launches HydroCorrect
The new machine-learning engine automates QA/QC processes, significantly reducing time and errors.
Protecting the Chesapeake Bay by centralizing data for public insight & scientific analysis
The University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science has been collecting data since 1938 at its founding laboratory, the Chesapeake Biological Laboratory (CBL) located where the Patuxent River meets the Chesapeake Bay. CBL is the oldest publicly supported marine laboratory on the east coast and a leader in research on fisheries, estuarine ecology, environmental chemistry […]
Four countries, one river, one data platform, one voice
Mekong River Commission provides reliable, accurate water data to water authorities in Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam using Aquarius Systems
Laguna Beach County, CA streamlines migration to new operational management platform
Work crews see real benefits in using technology in the field Laguna Beach County Water District (LBCWD) provides water services to around 25,000 residents within 8.5 m² of Southern Orange County. The district receives approximately 1.14 billion gallons of water per year from the Colorado River and Northern California which is stored in 21 reservoirs. […]
Hydrometric data is critical to managing water resources in the Okanagan Water Basin
The Okanagan Water Basin is deemed a region of interest by the federal government as it straddles the Canada-U.S. border, and is marveled by hydrologists as a living laboratory that includes one of two deserts in Canada. It also has one of the highest numbers of species at risk. Due to eutrophication of mainstem lakes […]
Automating 811 process, saves time & improves compliance for East Orange County
The East Orange County Water District (EOCWD) is responsible for managing over 15 square miles of sewer and water service areas for approximately 100,000 residents. Like many smaller utilities, EOCWD must juggle resources for competing priorities. One of the ways to manage it all is to streamline processes and improve efficiencies through digitizing everyday operations. […]
Reliable data is vital for the accountability of Nebraska’s hydrology
When it comes to hydrology, Nebraska has it all – great regional disparities in precipitation, large rivers and permeable sandy soil making for a good supply of groundwater. In terms of variance of precipitation, the western end of the state is in the high plains with an annual average of only 13” of rain, meaning […]