Melbourne Water’s sewer system management improved with live HydroNET dashboards for monitoring weather events

Melbourne Water manage an extensive network of sewer pipelines and pumps across Melbourne that can be affected by severe weather events. Melbourne Water consequently need to monitor the weather to support the sewer team to plan for, respond to and report on weather events and their impact on the operation of the sewer systems.

As Melbourne Water already use HydroNET, it was a simple process to set up a tailored HydroNET dashboard to assist them in this task (with no further cost to Melbourne Water).

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Port of Melbourne environmental monitoring supported with HydroNET live alerts and dashboards

Port of Melbourne undertakes hydrographic surveying activities within its dredged material placement area after certain storm events.

HydroNET is happy to support this need by providing live alerts and dashboards of observed and forecast wind speed and direction in our HydroNET Water Control Room. Port of Melbourne use this information to monitor the weather and trigger any required survey activities related to the dredged material placement areas.

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Exceedance Expectations!: Melbourne Water’s rainfall planning, management & response improved with a near real time rainfall exceedance dashboard in HydroNET

Melbourne Water have an extensive stormwater and drainage network that assists them in managing the impacts of significant rainfall events. These are designed to certain standards, and readily available rainfall event duration and exceedance information (e.g If a forecast or observed storm is expected to exceed a 1 in 20 or 5% annual exceedance probability (AEP)) can help Melbourne Water to plan for, respond to and report on these events and their impacts.

Water Technology are very happy to announce the launch of the new Rainfall Exceedance Dashboard for Melbourne Water, utilising the HydroNET API for all data connections, including the HydroNET-Scout rain gauge adjusted radar rainfall data.

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The 5th WaterSENSE project newsletter is now available

HydroNET Australia and Water Technology are very happy to announce the 5th Newsletter for the WaterSENSE project, a four year research in action project funded by the European Commission.

The goal of WaterSENSE is to develop a modular, operational, water-monitoring system built on Copernicus EO data and provide a toolbox to make products and services available to users.

Click here to read the newsletter.

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The 4th WaterSENSE project newsletter is now available

HydroNET Australia and Water Technology are very happy to announce the 4th Newsletter for the WaterSENSE project, a four year research in action project funded by the European Commission.

Click here to read the newsletter

The goal of WaterSENSE is to develop a modular, operational, water-monitoring system built on Copernicus EO data and provide a toolbox to make products and services available to users.

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