Quality Monitoring for Water Resources
The Water QuB is a monitoring station designed for water resources applications combing rugged sensors, controllers, data acquisition and communications electronics. QuBs are deployed for canal operations, drinking water operations, flood control, well and ground monitoring or habitat restoration applications. QuBs installations can stand alone or be deployed in a networked system to monitor parameters at numerous locations. Typical monitored site locations include fields (agriculture), reservoirs, lakes, rivers, streams, springs, bays and estuaries.
Types of Water Quality Sensors
Water QuB stations can be deployed with a number of external sensors. Typical sensors are temperature, flow, level, weather, (meteorological), and water quality either as individual sensors or packaged together in "multi-parameter" sondes. The signals being measured are likely analog voltage or current, or digital signals consisting of pulse, SDI-12, RTS232/485 or Modbus
Water QuB Host-Remote Station Configuration
Satellite, radio and/or
cellular communications
A monitoring site can be configured with multiple QuB remote stations. Depending on the terrane and network requirements, they can be deployed with radio, satellite and/or cellular communications.