1 / 2Project Background
Distributed micro-station monitoring of river sections.
Customer Challenge
Weifang needed to monitor river sections for water-quality status and trends; a distributed, low-footprint monitoring approach was required across multiple sections.
The TENGINE Solution
Micro-station monitoring of river sections.
Implementation
Micro Monitoring Station.
Project Results
Distributed micro-stations now continuously monitor river-section water quality across Weifang, enabling trend tracking and timely anomaly detection.
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