by Steve Combe | Oct 15, 2019 | Environmental Monitoring, Storm Water Monitoring, Surface Water Monitoring, Water & Waste Water |
An automatic water sampler is essentially an intelligent pump that takes water from a source and deposits it into one or many bottles. Samplers can do this based on time, flow or some other externally measured parameter(s) such as rainfall, water quality, etc. An...
by Steve Combe | Jul 17, 2019 | In-pipe Flow, Water Flow & Discharge Measurement, Water Resources |
Increasingly agriculture water conveyance is moving from open ditches and canals to pipes that transport water for pressurized irrigation systems. With open-channels, primary devices such as flumes and weirs are used to measure water flow. Dataloggers/flow meters use...
by Steve Combe | May 2, 2019 | Environmental Monitoring, Surface Water Monitoring, Water Flow & Discharge Measurement, Water Level Monitoring, Water Resources |
The Howell-Blue Creek Irrigation Company is located in northern Box Elder County, UT and is responsible for providing irrigation water to farmers and ranchers in the small, rural, community of Howell, Utah. The primary source of water for the Company is Blue Creek...
by Steve Combe | Mar 7, 2019 | Build Construction, Construction Tools, Environmental Monitoring, Surface Water Monitoring, Water & Waste Water, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Resources |
Stormwater runoff from construction sites has been identified by the US EPA as a major source of pollution in rivers and streams. Construction sites immediately on or adjacent to rivers are especially scrutinized. In these cases, the contractor may be required to...
by Steve Combe | Mar 9, 2018 | Environmental Monitoring, Fisheries Management and Studies, Forestry & Natural Resources, Ground Water Monitoring, In-pipe Flow, Mapping/GIS, Storm Water Monitoring, Surface Water Monitoring, Water & Waste Water, Water Flow & Discharge Measurement, Water Level Monitoring, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Resources, Wetland Delineation
There are now multiple ways to acquire and implement our popular DataSight environmental database software: DataSight Enterprise for one-to-many users, DataSight Concurrent, one concurrent license providing access to multiple users, separately, and at different times,...
by Steve Combe | Oct 20, 2017 | Water Level Monitoring, Water Resources |
“Eyes-in-the-Field” for Western Livestock Growers Livestock drinking water tanks and troughs dot the western landscape but few people outside of the livestock growers consider how valuable they are to the health and welfare of the millions of livestock scattered...
by Steve Combe | Dec 23, 2016 | Mobile Devices |
Aid Popular Field Data Collection and Water Resource Software The rugged Mesa 2 tablet from Juniper Systems includes three, large, programmable hardware keys below the screen or to the left/right side when held in the landscape position. In their continuing efforts to...
by Steve Combe | May 4, 2016 | GIS, Mapping/GIS, Mobile, Water Resources |
Hydrologists, biologists, watershed scientists and other professional tasked with water resource data collection can benefit from a lightweight and rugged field-computer that that has the power of their desktop/laptop computer but is light-weight and rugged enough for...
by Steve Combe | Aug 12, 2015 | MGIS Legacy |
One of the new features in DataPlus Mobile is a GPS App tab for easily adding spatial data to your DataPlus Mobile application. Through the GPS tab you can add latitude, longitude and elevation fields to your DataPlus Mobile application. In addition you can also...
by Steve Combe | Mar 5, 2015 | Water Resources |
Capturing the rising limb of a storm event and having the ability to collect water samples from industrial dischargers with intermittent flows can be challenging for agencies tasked with these responsibilities. This article details how a small, inexpensive tool...
