HOBO Loggers Help Preserve Water for Japanese Saké
The Sumikawa Hydrogeological Institute works to preserve and protect the high-quality groundwater in Japan's premiere Saké brewing area.
Understanding water flow to protect critical resources
Irrigation, industry, and development all strain our critical water resources, and it’s crucial to understand how these usages are impacting aquifers and surface waters. Measuring and understanding water flows, water levels, and rainfall are key in supporting these important hydrological studies. HOBO data loggers and remote monitoring solutions have been widely used for surface and groundwater monitoring to ensure long-term sustainability.
Accurate water level data and analysis tools, all in one kit
All you need to start monitoring water level, temperature, and even barometric pressure. This easy-to-use data logger kit provides both high-accuracy measurements and the software to analyze your results.
Groundwater Data Loggers & Remote Monitoring Tools
Which water level data logger or station is best for your hydrology monitoring needs?
Stand-alone Bluetooth Data Loggers
Loggers for temperature, water level, pH, and light, with easy wireless data offload via HOBOconnect app
Stand-alone Optical Data Loggers
Self-contained loggers for temperature, water level, conductivity, salinity, dissolved oxygen, and light
MicroRX Remote Water Level Station
Compact, easy-to-deploy cellular station delivers water level, water flow, and weather data to the cloud for real-time alerts and seamless integration with water management software like DataWise or Aquarius
RX3000 Remote Monitoring Stations
Versatile cellular station sends weather, water level, and water quality data to the cloud for real-time alerts and seamless integration with industry-leading water management software platforms
Related Resources
Groundwater Monitoring with HOBO Data Loggers
This webinar introduces you to the Onset family of HOBO data loggers for groundwater monitoring, including offerings for water level and water quality measurements.
Three Generations near the Banks of the Bagmati
HOBO MX2001 Bluetooth Water Level loggers monitor Nepal's Bagmati River and serve as proof-of-concept for citizen-science methods being employed in an effort to improve the area's dwindling water supply.
