Introduce the eight functions of FlowNa groundwater monitoring system

FlowNa Groundwater Monitoring SystemThe eight major functions are as follows:

1. Automatic data collection

Automatically collect real-time groundwater level, water quantity, water quality, and water temperature data from measuring points, achieving accuracy, completeness, timeliness, and reliability of data collection;

2. Proactively report alarm information

The on-site monitoring box can actively send information such as door opening, power failure, and abnormal equipment operation to the groundwater monitoring system center;

3. Monitoring of measuring devices

Remote groundwater monitoring collects operational information of measurement points, analyzes measurement faults and other information, and promptly detects measurement anomalies;

4. Statistical analysis

To cooperate with the establishment of the groundwater monitoring system, data from each monitoring station will be displayed through daily, weekly, monthly, and annual reports, curves, bar charts, and other methods.

5. Low network operation cost

The system supports multiple networking interfaces, allowing users to choose practical and economical methods based on existing network resources. The construction is simple and the operation and maintenance costs are low.

6. High reliability of the system

The software and hardware equipment of the groundwater level monitoring system have shock resistance, and in case of unexpected situations, it will not cause the loss of system function or affect the normal operation of the system; The system has self recovery capability for faults caused by unexpected situations.

7. Open database design

Support user-defined monitoring site expansion and monitoring sensor expansion.

8. Real time release of scheduling information

By adopting advanced computer information and communication technology, the monitoring information of groundwater and the business information of dispatch functional departments are timely released to the data distribution center, achieving the sharing of public information resources.