Monitors

Wessex Water is monitoring watercourses in the Dorset area as part of a two-year study to see how water abstraction for public water supply affects the ecology and flows of local rivers

Power generation and water technology for utilities company GE Power & Water, has announced the launch of its Monitoring & Diagnostic Centre

The facility, which is based in the company’s office in Dubai Internet City, will focus on supporting the projects of GE’s regional partners with real-time monitoring.

LAR Process Analysers’ BioMonitor is an online biochemical oxygen demand analyzer for the determination of the total biochemical oxygen demand that enables the optimal control of a wastewater treatment plant

LAR Process Analysers’ BioMonitor is an online biochemical oxygen demand analyzer for the determination of the total biochemical oxygen demand that enables the optimal control of a wastewater treatement plant, the company says.

Valeport’s (UK) latest operating software, Datalog X2 has just been released and is now available for free download via the website. This new version of software from Valeport is designed to interface, configure and download data from both legacy and new products and also includes bonus utilities

PMA Ltd Introduces i::scan - a New Low Cost LED Technology Based Multi-parameter Spectrophotometer

From cost sensitive UV Transmissivity monitoring to multi parameter organics/Turbidity/UV254 applications, from small unmanned plants to large distribution networks, the i::scan has it covered. The new i::scan combines the high performance of a multi wavelength LED based spectrophotometer with competitive pricing and electronic filtration of dissolved compounds from solids.

Danish Company that Has Developed a Unique System for Measuring the Quality of Ballast Water on Ships Tech

The 2004 IMO Ballast Water Management Convention has inched closer to entry into force over 2014. Japan and Turkey were among those states to ratify, and one or two of the major flags (e.g. Italy, UK, Singapore, China, Hong Kong, Bahamas, Malta, Greece, Cyprus) would be enough to end the 10 year wait. Equipment manufacturers, at least, hope 2015 will be the year.

The Basingstoke Canal Has Contracted Company Pioneer of the Internet of Things in Water, to Provide Real-time Monitoring and Control of Water Resources

NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab Using Satellites and Other Airborne Missions to Track and Measure Changes in Our Water Supply

The U.S. Drought Monitor shows that nearly the entire state of California is experiencing an “exceptional drought” – the most severe classification.