Surface waters are sensitive socio-ecological systems and thus the basis of life for animals and people. Yet in extreme weather, rivers and lakes are turning into critical danger zones more and more often. That is why we should stay one step ahead of the interactions between waters, environment and climate. Together we unlock a new climate resilience for our surface waters and help bring them back into balance.
Water levels and discharge in an emergency, water budget in dry periods: one situational picture for both directions, from on-site measurement stations, existing gauge and weather sources and satellite data.
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Solar-powered, autonomous sensor stations for lakes, rivers and reservoirs. Multi-parameter measurement from oxygen to chlorophyll, water-level measurement, automatic alerts and optional active measures.
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A holistic situational picture from satellite time series, measurement networks, archives and official data. We connect what has so far sat apart – so that we understand waters better.
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Monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) for water bodies: we develop measures for water-body maintenance, accompany their implementation and make their impact traceable with measurement data – from diagnosis to evidence.
Explore MRV for freshwater ecosystems →Sebastian Lemke visits limnologist PD Dr. Helga Zimmermann-Timm at the water. She talks about what has changed since the 1970s, and why continuous data is the most important diagnostic tool today.
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The Nordmagazin reports from Vorpommern-Greifswald: the district now monitors its bathing sites digitally, with the first floating measuring station in the Kosenowsee near Gützkow. In German.
Watch in the ARD media library ↗We are convinced: the better we understand waters, the earlier we can take the right measures and keep these essential ecosystems in balance. The water intelligence of tomorrow is on its way, and we are right at the forefront.
e.Ray combines its own measurements with satellite data, existing public datasets and limnological expert reports to form a shared picture of a water body. This produces water intelligence that enables municipalities, public authorities and operators to detect risks early, decide on a sound basis and keep waters in balance over the long term.
Water Framework Directive, Drinking Water Ordinance, EU Bathing Water Directive: our measurements and analyses provide the data basis for monitoring under these regulatory frameworks and supplement official monitoring programmes with data at high temporal resolution. The technical and legal classification remains with the competent authorities. The data belongs to the client, hosted in the EU, GDPR-compliant and without third-country transfers.
WAMO measurement stations supply the districts of Mecklenburgische Seenplatte and Vorpommern-Greifswald with continuous water data all year round – hourly instead of every four to six weeks.
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SWIM analyses satellite data from the EU Copernicus programme and makes the condition of water bodies visible across entire areas – including where no station is installed, and retrospectively over decades.
Explore SWIM →A free trial analysis for your catchment, or a demo unit for one season – we find the right entry point.
Notes from ongoing projects, conversations and longer pieces on water bodies and measurement technology.
NetworkIndustry partners, research institutions, public authorities and international water initiatives we work with.
Media coverageCoverage of our work in the press and on television, plus publications from science and the trade press.
