Under the National Hydrology Project, Aaxis Nano Technologies has commissioned telemetry-based Real-Time Data Acquisition Systems (RTDAS) for the Central Water Commission’s Narmada Division at Indira Sagar Reservoir in Khandwa, Kolar Reservoir in Sehore and Dhamni Dam in Palghar. The deployment provides hourly water-level and rainfall observations across the Narmada, Kolar and Surya river systems.
Automated Water-Level & Rainfall Monitoring
Each location combines a non-contact radar level sensor with an automated tipping-bucket rain gauge to measure water level and rainfall. An integrated data logger time-stamps, stores and prepares the measurements for transmission.
Observations are recorded and communicated every hour, while onboard memory preserves field data during temporary connectivity interruptions.
Dual-Path Data Communication
INSAT satellite and GSM/GPRS channels operate in parallel, providing two communication routes for transferring data to the Central Water Commission’s monitoring and forecasting systems.
Solar panels, batteries and charge controllers provide independent power, while weather-protected enclosures, surge suppression, grounding and lightning protection support dependable operation at exposed sites.
Built for Long-Term Operational Continuity
The project includes software integration, testing, commissioning, training and technical documentation, supported by a two-year comprehensive warranty followed by five years of maintenance support.
Strengthening Flood-Forecasting Operations
By connecting hourly water-level and rainfall observations with the Central Water Commission’s forecasting workflow, Aaxis Nano’s RTDAS provides timely and consistent inputs from three geographically dispersed locations.
The deployment strengthens continuity between field measurements and hydrological assessment, supporting better-informed and more coordinated flood-forecasting operations.
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