Bristol Water approached us for a solution to improve the quality and availability of water resource and supply management information for operational purposes and abstraction compliance reporting.

An obsolete bespoke database had to be updated to improve flexibility of graphical and printed reports, and integrate their SCADA telemetry system.

Key for Bristol Water's Resource Planning Manager, Martin Berry, was to reduce staff resources in manual data entry and processing of meter readings, source outputs, compensation water discharges and reservoir storage volumes as well as being based upon a system that was scalable and capable of being expanded to meet new business requirements.

In May of 2006 Scottish Border Councils (SBC) approached Hydro-Logic to add a tipping bucket rain gauge to their network as part of their early warning plan for part of the town of Selkirk.

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has recently taken delivery of two low-cost telemetry solutions developed by Hydro-Logic. As part of two flood warning telemetry contracts, a range of field-instrumentation, data acquisition and flood warning systems were supplied to the western area office based at East Kilbride.