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Troy Thompson
Sales Manager, HydroTerra
Smarter flow monitoring: Non-contact solutions for rivers and channels
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About the Micro-Webinar
Measuring flow accurately in natural waterways can be challenging, with changing channel conditions, sediment movement, vegetation growth, erosion, debris, rapidly fluctuating water levels and ephemeral streams all affecting traditional monitoring approaches.
In a regulatory environment where monitoring of environmental impact to surface water is becoming more stringent, it is important to know what's required to accurately measure flow and the best instruments to use.
Understanding how much water is flowing through our rivers, creeks, channels and catchments is critical for flood warning, water resource management, environmental monitoring and infrastructure design.
This webinar provides an introduction the fundamentals of surface water flow measurement, including how discharge is calculated and why reliable flow data is essential. It will explore how modern non-contact radar technologies are transforming the way water level, velocity and discharge are monitored.
We will showcase a range of contactless monitoring solutions and will discuss the advantages of this technology.
Whether you work in environmental monitoring, water management, flood mitigation, irrigation, local government or infrastructure planning, this webinar will provide practical insights into the latest approaches for monitoring surface water flows safely, accurately and efficiently.
Why surface water flow monitoring matters
for flood warning, water resource management, environmental protection and infrastructure planning.
The fundamentals of flow measurement
including how water level, velocity and discharge are measured and how flow is calculated.
How non-contact radar technologies work
to monitor water level, surface velocity and flow without sensors needing to be installed in the water.
The benefits of contactless monitoring solutions
including improved reliability, lower maintenance requirements and better performance during floods and challenging field conditions
Friday 2nd October
🕐 12:30 PM AEDT
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Presenters
Meet the awesome folks who will be presenting this Micro - Webinar!
Dominic Dillon
Environmental Scientist, HydroTerra