Environmental Monitoring
Eyasco's Environmental Monitoring Solutions are typically deployed for water resource applications such as drinking water management, irrigation and flood control, groundwater monitoring, and habitat restoration at reservoirs, lakes, rivers, streams, springs, and canals.
Water Resources
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Eyasco’s water resource monitoring systems use state-of-the-art components housed in rugged stainless-steel enclosures to provide many years of trouble-free operation. Low power components allow the systems to run on solar panels with battery backup in almost any application - even those with automated control requirements.
Safety
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Timely water level and flow measurements are critical for providing early warning of potential flood conditions. Our low-power systems are equipped to trigger warning alarms and/or an automated task for any threshold-exceeding event. Real time information is made available on our Grabdata dashboard and can be delivered to any public web site as needed.
Groundwater
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Our groundwater monitoring systems automate the measurement of groundwater levels and water chemistry parameters utilizing low-power telemetry options that work almost anywhere. The measurements are transmitted to our Grabdata dashboard providing valuable information in real time.
Spring Water
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Spring water as a resource can be monitored for flow, water quality, storage quantity and load station dispatch and other parameters. The collected data is easily accessible for operational purposes or for preparing compliance reports using our Grabdata dashboard.
Water Diversion Reporting
California Water Diversion Regulations:
Water Measurement and Reporting (regulation SB88) requires most diverters to measure and report the amount of water they divert. Accurate measurement data is critical for managing and making informed decisions regarding California’s water supply, especially during droughts. Diverters who fail to measure and report their diversions could be subject to fines and other penalties.
Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA):
Water Reporting Requirements:
Anyone who diverts water from a stream, river, or lake must report to the State Water Resources Control Board every year by February 1st. This rule applies to everyone even if the amount of water is small and even if the stream is on your property. Details on how and what to report can be found on this Fact Sheet provided by the California State Water Board.
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How Eyasco can help
Eyasco is experienced in the measuring and reporting process to the California State Water Board. Our monitoring solutions and reporting can be tailored to meet your needs based on state requirements.
Eyasco installs monitoring systems that provide data and reporting for Californians who divert water from ground, streams, rivers, or lakes.