Landscape & Recreational Water
Water Quality Monitoring of Universal Studios Waterways
1 / 3Project Background
Water-quality monitoring of a theme park's landscape waterways.
Customer Challenge
Universal Studios Beijing's landscape waterways must stay clean and attractive for visitors; water quality can degrade and affect both appearance and visitor experience, requiring continuous, unobtrusive monitoring.
The TENGINE Solution
Water-quality monitoring of the theme park's landscape waterways.
Implementation
Landscape Water Quality Monitor.
Project Results
Continuous monitoring now keeps the park's landscape water clean and visually appealing, protecting visitor experience at a world-class destination.
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