Stormwater
Capture real-time water quality data during runoff events to better understand system impacts, track changing conditions, and support compliance, planning, and response.
Stormwater systems are highly dynamic, with water quality often changing rapidly during rainfall and runoff events. Sediment loading, organic matter, conductivity, and other conditions can shift quickly, making it difficult to characterize storm impacts through occasional manual sampling alone. By the time a field team arrives, peak conditions may already have passed. Many stormwater programs also need to monitor a mix of outfalls, detention ponds, channels, and receiving waters across distributed locations. Conditions can differ widely from one site to another, and in some systems can vary vertically as well, particularly in ponds and basins. More continuous monitoring helps teams better understand event-driven patterns, identify hotspots, and build stronger long-term datasets for planning and compliance. AquaRealTime systems help stormwater programs monitor changing conditions at outfalls, ponds, channels, and receiving waters through continuous field measurement and remote telemetry. Systems can support surface monitoring, depth monitoring, or simultaneous measurements where understanding changing conditions across the water column adds value. Real-time visibility helps teams understand event-driven patterns, identify trends across locations, and investigate high-load or unusual conditions more effectively. Because many stormwater sites are distributed and difficult to access, deployment flexibility is especially important. AquaRealTime supports fixed and floating configurations with remote dashboard access, helping organizations expand coverage without the complexity of larger conventional systems.