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

Published on 19 October 2023 by Brian Jackson

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.

This is made easy with the HydroNET Water Control Room. Port of Melbourne only need an internet connection to access the data and alerts – removing any of the data collection, processing, management and storage headaches that are often associated with real time monitoring systems.

An example of the near real-time alerting calculations:

For more information please contact brian.jackson@watertech.com.au.