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Streamlined solutions to track aquifer, well, and groundwater trends
Increasing impacts from irrigation, climate change, and development all strain our critical water resources. It’s crucial to understand how aquifers respond and recover in relationship to drawdown, droughts, and recharge rates over time—to understand trends, identify issues proactively, and gain key insights that support long-term sustainability.
HOBO data loggers and remote monitoring systems deliver proven performance and time-saving solutions to track water level and water quality parameters for well and groundwater monitoring, drawdown trend analysis, recharge assessments, remediation efforts, aquifer characterization, and more.
Data Loggers & Remote Monitoring Tools for Groundwater, Well & Water Level Applications
Remote Water Level Monitoring System
Streamlined water level monitoring and management with a breakthrough IoT remote wireless solution
Remote Monitoring Stations
Access your water level data from the cloud and receive real-time alerts
Stand-alone Bluetooth Data Loggers
Collect CT, CTD & DO data over time, then wirelessly download to your mobile device or Windows computer
Stand-alone Optical Data Loggers
Easy-to-use, affordable, self-contained loggers known for their dependable performance
Monitor multiple water parameters at once–all with a single logger.
MX800 multiparameter data loggers support interchangeable sensors for the water quality data you need: conductivity, temperature, depth (CTD)–even compensated barometric pressure data—all downloaded to your mobile device via Bluetooth.
Related Resources
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.
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.
