Critical water monitoring for the protection and restoration of ecosystems
As urban development and pesticide and fertilizer use continues, protecting water quality, endangered species habitats, and aquatic ecosystems is more critical than ever to ensuring a sustainable future.
Stormwater management practices like green infrastructure, wetland habitat protection, and retention pond monitoring are central to mitigating risk and ecological losses. A crucial component of ensuring success is collecting accurate water level and water quality data. HOBO monitoring tools provide stormwater specialists and researchers the reliable data they need to assess, plan, and implement strategies effectively.
HOBO MX2001 Wireless Water Level/Temp Data Logger
The HOBO MX2001 water level data logger dramatically simplifies and lowers the cost of field data collection, giving you wireless access to high-accuracy water level and temperature measurements right from a mobile phone, tablet, or Windows computer running Onset's free HOBOconnect app
Best Data Loggers & Monitoring Solutions for Stormwater & Wetland Management
HOBO data loggers & remote stations that support your water quality & water level monitoring
Stand-alone Bluetooth Data Loggers
Loggers for temperature, water level, pH & light, with easy Bluetooth 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 sends water level, flow, and weather data to cloud, with real-time alerts and seamless integration with water management software like DataWise or Aquarius
Wireless Sensor Network
An IoT remote monitoring solution that streamlines your water level data collection and project management, sending near real-time information to the cloud
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Monitoring Wetlands with Data Loggers: A Best Practices Guide
Learn field-proven best practices for configuring, launching, and deploying portable data loggers in wetland monitoring applications.
Low-Cost Monitoring of Stormwater Control Measures
Dr. Laura Toran of Temple University explains why water level loggers are a useful, low-cost monitoring tool for evaluating the performance of stormwater control measures.
Water Level Monitoring Provides Concrete Data for Long-term Wetland Study
A Minnesota environmental consulting company is monitoring six wetlands to assess any hydrology-related impacts from a nearby residential development under construction.
Choosing A Water Level Logger: 5 Things You Should Know
Learn valuable tips on how to evaluate specific water level data loggers, and the key factors to keep in mind during the product selection process.
