Most teams can model and predict how their drainage systems will convey water during rainfall events. What is much harder to evidence is the environmental impact of those events in real time. During rainfall, drainage systems do exactly what they are designed to do. They move water off road surfaces quickly and safely. In doing so, they can also deliver short, concentrated pulses of accumulated pollutants into receiving waters. These pulses can peak and pass within a couple

Building Bridges from Data - How shared catchment evidence enables councils, utilities, and communities to act together Across New Zealand and the UK, councils and utilities are investing heavily in cleaner water outcomes. The constraint is rarely ambition or intent. It is alignment. Catchments are complex systems with multiple stakeholders, pressures from numerous activities, and shared expectations that water will be protected. Communities hold deep local knowledge. Counci

In the ongoing debate over the best methods for deploying sondes — whether through deployment tubes or kiosks — an important conversation...

The AquaWatch Environmental Intelligence (AEI) uses an active learning training system to quickly train custom image classification...

At the end of August, AquaWatch and Snapcore went on site with Omexom and the ACT Government in Canberra to install a camera to monitor...

Water, the lifeblood of our planet, is a reflection to the intertwining of nature and urbanization. We see how our urban planning affects...

This highlights the importance of continuous turbidity monitoring as an early-warning system for potential outbreaks

In a significant step towards protecting endangered freshwater fish, AquaWatch has partnered with the Endangered Species Foundation to...

HEB Construction, a leading Tier 1 contractor operating nationwide has embraced innovative measures to ensure compliance with stormwater...

In the tapestry of a city, urban waterways are like veins—often overlooked, but vital. They are the conduits of life, both for the...