View real-time water quality live at WWEM 2018
Visitors to the Meteor Communications stand (No.10) at WWEM 2018 will be able to view the UK’s largest integrated, real-time water quality data...
WWEM 2018 to focus on the hot topics
The organisers of WWEM 2018, the water, wastewater & environmental monitoring event (21-22 November, Telford) offer a preview of what's on.
Covering testing issues such...
Auto-analysers go on show at WWEM
For many analysts, WWEM 2018 will be the first opportunity to see SEAL Analytical’s latest autoanalyzer, the AA500, a fully automated, high throughput, segmented...
Imaging method offers promise for cyanobacteria quantification
A group from the civil engineering department at the University of Waterloo (Ontario, Canada) have demonstrated a novel, imaging-driven technique that provides high accuracy quantification of cyanobacteria
Reliable TOC measure
ECD Analyzers has released its next generation precision Total Organic Carbon (TOC) analysers, aimed at municipal drinking water, wastewater and industrial water applications
Systems to monitor algae in Belgium
The Flanders Environment Agency (VMM) has taken delivery of a number of Chelsea Technologies' ALGAE-Wader Pro systems to assist in their work in assessing algae levels within the water environments in Belgium
Scientists test feasibility of drones and satellites to monitor water quality
Experts have been testing cutting-edge techniques designed to enhance the monitoring of water worldwide as part of the €5 million MONOCLE project funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme
Firm exhibits new monitoring instruments at WWEM
The OTT Hydromet stand (No. 19) at WWEM 2018 will be focused on the latest technologies for monitoring hydrology, meteorology and water quality. With...
Photobioreactors assist with examining algal blooms
Scientists at the John Innes Centre are using automatic photobioreactors from algal specialists Algenuity to look more closely at algal blooms – a phenomenon...
Keeping an eye on nutrient levels
The science behind nutrient pollution in rivers is still poorly understood. Nitrate and phosphate concentrations in the UK's rivers are still at mostly unacceptable levels, although there is also uncertainty about what constitutes an acceptable level
Compact logging of flow and pressure
The MacR6 N from Bell Flow Systems is described as a compact battery-powered device for logging water flow and pressure .
Continuous toxicity monitor wins Frost & Sullivan innovation award
Water monitoring systems supplier Modern Water has won a coveted 2018 New Product Innovation Award from Frost & Sullivan, an internationally recognized market research...
New device will help protect vulnerable communities in Colombia from unsafe water
An international collaboration between the University of Bath and Universidad de los Andes has developed a low cost, portable and user-friendly multi-sensing device for...
Managing water in the Hebrides
Bell Flow Systems recounts a recent customer in Norway, who approached them with a water metering problem.
The customer owned a second home in...
Preparing for the sulphur cap in 2020: Conference presentation to look at monitoring wash...
Stephanie Lavelle of Chelsea Technology Group - a firm specialising in water monitoring - will be presenting on “Monitoring Waste Wash Water from Scrubbers”...
Utility engagement sought on real-time water monitoring
British Water is calling on water companies to share their real-time monitoring needs with a new focus group in preparation for the next five-year...
Utility claims European first for online, in situ water sampling
Scottish Water is seemingly the first water authority in Europe to use online bacteria monitoring technology to carry out in situ water sampling.
The...
Lab automation acquisition
Analyser manufacturer SEAL Analytical has acquired ROHASYS BV, a Dutch manufacturer of laboratory products for automating and robotising sample (pre) treatment.
Sensors firm to present on fluorescence measurement at SWIG
Chelsea Technologies' Dr John Attridge is to present at the SWIG “Latest developments in water sensors" workshop on 7 March in Cambridge.
Continuous monitoring at EfW plant
Pollution & Process Monitoring (PPM) has supplied two water quality monitoring stations to a waste-to-energy facility in the NE of England.
