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Webinar: Eliminate Data Silos: 21st Century Water Data Management
Join Tim Finegan to discover how to centralize your data through integrations with other data sources, manage your data set with a web-based tool, and share and visualize information with stakeholders. Watch Webinar ⟶
Bay of Plenty Regional Council Webinar: Disseminating Complex Data into Public Information
Join Glenn Ellery from Bay of Plenty Regional Council as he outlines the ways in which they provide real time, meaningful data to the public on their online portal using AQUARIUS WebPortal. Watch Webinar ⟶
Webinar: Drowning in Data: Monitoring Harmful Algal Blooms
Join Dr. Stephanie A. Smith of YSI, a Xylem Brand, and Chuck Springer of Aquatic Informatics as they review best practices for managing and interpreting algae data. Watch Webinar ⟶
AWRA Webinar: Online Source Water Quality Monitoring for Drinking Water Applications
Join EPA leader Steve Allgeier as he shares the latest EPA guidance for online source water quality monitoring. Watch Webinar ⟶
Webinar: How to Solve 5 Common Discrete Water Sampling Challenges
Having trouble dealing with discrete files scattered across different network folders? Struggling to validate your insitu water sensors with discrete lab results? Are you burdened with many environmental reporting processes? Watch Webinar ⟶
EAA Webinar: Protecting Endangered Species with Continuous Water Quality Data
The Edwards Aquifer Authority’s team explains how continuous water quality data, combined with sample and hydrometric data, generates the actionable information they need to protect threatened and endangered species in Texas. Watch Webinar ⟶
Case Studies
Hydropower: BC Hydro Improves Management of Water Supply Forecasts
“AQUARIUS has allowed us to efficiently update statistical water supply forecasts on a daily basis. With AQUARIUS we now have a long-term solution that is easy for our team to maintain and support.” Read Case Study ⟶
Hydropower: Northern California Power Agency Streamlines Regulatory Reporting
“All of our water records are managed in AQUARIUS, allowing us to build accurate rating curves as well as manage and compute all of our water data in accordance with USGS standards.” Read Case Study ⟶
Municipal: City of Lake Oswego Improves Urban Water Resource Management
“By using AQUARIUS we can say that we use the same methodologies to process our environmental data as the USGS & Water Survey Canada. That provides credibility for a small municipality.” Read Case Study ⟶
Surface Water: Wyoming Aligns Water Data with the USGS
“We have improved the accuracy of our record.The Ratings Package stands out. It’s a tool that we’ve wanted forever, and we’ve finally found something that really does what we had in mind.” Read Case Study ⟶
Environmental Analytics: South Dakota DENR’s Models Water Levels
“This was my first attempt at using the Empirical Modeler, and in two days I came up with a working model that recreates 30 years of data—it speaks very well of the software’s ease of use.” Read Case Study ⟶
Municipal: AQUARIUS Urban Water Resources Data Management Case Study
“As our urban water resource data management platform, AQUARIUS is enabling the City of Bellingham to efficiently produce water data of the highest standards.” Read Case Study ⟶
Read eBooks ⟶
When It Floods, Are You Prepared?
Discover how taking charge of your data can help your organization mitigate public risk. You’ll also learn about the tools that will enable your organization to increase information availability, allow for instant stakeholder alerting, and improve data quality overall. Read eBook ⟶
The Value of Water Monitoring
Learn how to form persuasive arguments that are sensitive to local politics and priorities to address this global deficit in funding. The benefits of hydrological information DO vastly outweigh investments in water monitoring. Read eBook ⟶
Communicating Hydrometric Data Quality – What, How, & Why
This eBook examines the current standards for characterizing and communicating data quality. Discover how qualifying your data can build confidence. Read eBook ⟶
Read Whitepapers ⟶
The Use of Spreadsheets in the Era of Big Water Data
In today’s world, data comes from a variety of sources and can easily live in a variety of places. Explore the differences between using spreadsheets and an industry-specific software solution to manage and derive value from your water data. Read Whitepaper ⟶
10 Advantages to Commercial Off-the-Shelf Software
Commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) systems have been designed to meet the unique requirements of water professionals. This document explores 10 of the advantages to choosing a COTS platform. Read Whitepaper ⟶
5 Best Practices for Building Better Stage-Discharge Rating Curves
A reliable rating curve is one that is credible, defensible, and minimizes re-work. This paper outlines 5 modern best practices used by highly effective hydrographers. Read Whitepaper ⟶
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Water Quality: Managing Monitoring Data for Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) & Water Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
“With AQUARIUS we can quickly model the pollutant loads we are discharging, almost in real time, based on the actual continuous flow data and the turbidity and TSS data that we collect. That is the telltale data that confirms that all our urban water resource management efforts are making a difference.” Read Solutions Sheet ⟶
AQUARIUS Flood Management Solutions
The Brisbane City Council trusts AQUARIUS for early flood detection and management. All real-time datafrom its many water ways are collected, processed, and quality controlled using AQUARIUS Time-Series. The information is made instantly available to City officers, engineers, planners, and emergency response personnel using their customized AQUARIUS WebPortal. Complex hydrological and meteorological data is represented in actionable graphical information with intuitive maps, grids, charts, and graphs on laptops and mobile devices. Powerful alerting capabilities, via email and SMS, enable officials to take timely action to protect residents and their city. Read Solutions Sheet ⟶