Water Utilities
Automated monitoring helps keep your water safe, and minimizes disruption to supply when bad weather strikes.

Automated monitoring helps keep your water safe, and minimizes disruption to supply when bad weather strikes.
Our systems keep you ahead of the EPA’s changing requirements for water.
Real-time tracking focused on the metrics that really matter to you.
A single view of all your water resources.
real-time tracking
Meteorological data helps water utility managers improve efficiency and safety. Access data on everything from flow and pressure to temperature and volume. Once you’re armed with the right data, making decisions becomes easy.
Automated monitoring
Our real-time water quality stations are equipped with a variety of specialized sensors for unattended monitoring. Saving valuable staff resources and creating an ongoing record of quality – ideal for compliance and predictive modeling.
Preparedness
As you build a bank of data, you can forecast overflows and predict where anomalies might emerge. This foresight gives you valuable time to put response plans in place and minimize interruption to daily operations and supply.
Everything you need for hydro-meteorological risk management: real-time data collection, processing, visualization, and alerting.
Find out moreOur in-stream turbidity sensors provide extremely clean, highly precise data with repeatable, long-term accuracy.
Find out moreOur unique approach of combining rain gauge and radar data delivers a more accurate rainfall measurement.
Find out moreOur range of reliable sensors and gauges help you track rainfall and flood risks in a variety of locations.
Find out moreOneRain implemented the ALERT2 protocol to achieve higher data quality.
Read how they keep people safe with automated flood detection and road condition monitoring.
The dam supplies water to the Houston area, making high quality data collection crucial.
solution guide
In this solution guide, you’ll learn how to better prepare, design, and plan for flooding events, improve resiliency, and employ technologies that help protect lives and property, including: