water quality

Conductivity: A Fundamental Water Quality Parameter

Monitoring the conductivity of groundwater and surface water is an essential task for maintaining the quality and safety of our water resources. Continuous monitoring of conductivity can help identify long-term...
Hydrology

OTT HydroMet Supports Nile Basin Regional Hydro-Meteorological Network

OTT Hydromet is proud to support the Nile Basin Initiative and its member states in strengthening the basin-wide hydromet monitoring system expected to help improve cooperation on knowledge-based water resource...
Hydrology

How’s the Water? See How Mecklenburg County Monitors Water Quality

When the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services (CMSWS) became concerned with roadway construction for the new I-485 alignment through the Long Creek watershed, staff knew there could be impacts. Learn how...
Hydrology

Are you ready for the year 2020?

Do you know the trends and best practices for the new year yet? Learn more about the OTT HydroMet innovations in our guide. 2020 brings new trends in hydrological monitoring....
Hydrology

OTT France celebrates 25th anniversary

For 25 years the OTT HydroMet Group has had a strong representation in France with their local subsidiary in Aix-en-Provence - reason enough to review the success story of the...
Hydrology

Groundwater Monitoring from Across the Globe

Not sure what groundwater monitoring data can provide for you? We’ve compiled some of their projects in our new case study compilation to showcase how groundwater data can be used...
Hydrology

Trends in Nutrient Monitoring

The nitrogen and phosphorus pollution of water has the potential to become a significant environmental problem. Our recent whitepaper deals with this topic and discusses possible solutions. As essential components...
Hydrology

Introducing the OTT ecoN​ – the new generation of water quality sensors

Nutrient monitoring is becoming more important as time goes on – as human activity increases the natural amount of nitrate in water, plants, and organisms are more and more negatively...
Hydrology