Flooding & water level
Find the pattern before it becomes the problem.
Flooding does not arrive without warning. But without monitoring, the warning goes unnoticed.
Every catchment has a culvert. Every culvert has a limit.
Ireland’s flood risk is managed by a patchwork of authorities. Between these responsibilities, there are gaps. A culvert blocked by debris. A stream that rises faster than expected. We help fill the gap between scheduled maintenance and real-time awareness.
Know before the water rises
Water Level Monitoring
Ultrasonic or pressure-transducer loggers in streams, drains, culverts and attenuation ponds.
Flow Monitoring
Velocity-area or non-contact radar measurement for open channels and piped systems.
Culvert Blockage Alerts
Automated notifications when water levels rise above a threshold, indicating a potential blockage.
Rainfall Correlation
Local rain gauge deployment to correlate water level response with storm events.
Post-Event Assessment
Deployable loggers for flood investigation and forensic analysis after a significant event.
A monthly walk-by misses the storm
A culvert can be clear at 9 AM and blocked at 9 PM. Continuous monitoring provides real-time awareness, a historical record, early warning of developing blockages, and objective data for maintenance prioritisation.