The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Huntington District (LRH) oversees various water quality and sediment monitoring programs across Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia, and West Virginia. The LRH covers approximately 45,000 square miles of drainage area, with nine river basins flowing into a 311-mile stretch of the Ohio River. The LRH monitors 35 flood control projects in […]
An energy company has gathered comprehensive water quality data before and after adding a hydropower station at the Smithland Locks & Dam on the Ohio River.
An electric utility company monitors water quality at a new hydroelectric facility using the Ohio River to provide clean energy to the surrounding area.
The Regional Science Consortium provides weather and water quality data to collaborators at Lake Erie and the upper Ohio River Basin.
In spring 2003, NexSens applications engineers installed H2S gas monitoring systems with real-time radio telemetry at 5 reservoirs.
The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission has launched an Ohio River data buoy called the AMI (Advanced Measurement Initiative Buoy)
ORSANCO created a system that combines human and automated efforts to establish effective water quality monitoring programs on the rivers.
To document long-term trends in water quality and rainfall on the preserve, a monitoring system was installed that allows real-time collection of data.
