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Stroud Center Enhances Research With Smart Data Management

The Stroud Research Center Enhances Hydrological Research With Advanced Data Analysis.

Aquatic Informatics Awards Ripple Effect Grant to Further Freshwater Research Center’s Studies & Stewardship

Aquatic Informatics is pleased to award the latest Ripple Effect grant to the Eastern Pennsylvania Coalition for Abandoned Mine Reclamation (EPCAMR). Ripple Effect is a software and service donation program that will enable EPCAMR to acquire, process, and model data using Aquarius software, and share insights with stakeholders for cleanup and restoration of waterways.

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Sanitation District No. 1 Returns to Purpose-Built Linko Software for Continued Compliance Excellence

Kentucky's SD1 returned to Linko software to mange pretreatment and FOG programs after unsuccessfully trying to use CMMS for wastewater compliance.

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WIMS Rio Frequent Questions:

WIMS Rio Frequently asked questions answered by Aquatic Informatics Technical Sales Engineer Tyrone Yan.

University of Freiburg Makes Important Hydrological Discoveries

University of Freiburg Makes Important Hydrological Discoveries By Using Data Management Software Aquarius.

City of Winston-Salem Eliminates Sewer Grease with Linko’s POM Portal

By reducing the amount of paper with Linko, the FOG program efficiency increased and significantly reduced the number of overflow events.