Stevens Water Monitoring Systems, Inc.

Measuring the Soil Water Retention Curve with the Stevens pF Matric Potential Sensor and Hydra Probe II Soil Moisture Sensor

Thursday, 02 Feb 2012 10:00:00 +0800

The Stevens pF Sensor is a unique matric potential probe, which is used to measure the soil water potential of a soil - the force with which water is held within the soil and how much energy is needed to overcome this force to extract water from the soil. Learn more about how the pF sensor works and how to measure a soil water potential curve utilizing it together with the Hydra Probe II.

Protecting Remote Monitoring Sites from Lightning Damage

Tuesday, 08 Nov 2011 10:00:00 +0800

Protecting monitoring sites from lightning damage is an important consideration for monitoring equipment and stations that are deployed in areas that are prone to lightning strikes. Proper planning for such events can help reduce the risk of lost data or expensive equipment replacement and site downtime.

Stevens Water Monitoring Systems Introduces New DTS-12 Turbidity Sensor for Water Quality Monitoring

Tuesday, 08 Nov 2011 10:00:00 +0800

Stevens Water Monitoring Systems, Inc. is pleased to announce the introduction of the FTS DTS-12 Digital Turbidity Sensor into Stevens’ existing family of water quality sensors, adding a new option for turbidity-only measurement. Designed exclusively for turbidity and temperature monitoring, the DTS-12 features high-quality optical turbidity monitoring that offers ±2% accuracy for readings between 0 - 499 NTU, and ±4% for readings of 500 - 1,600 NTU.

October 2011 Email Newsletter from Stevens Water

Tuesday, 08 Nov 2011 10:00:00 +0800

Read the October 2011 email newsletter from Stevens Water, which covers lightning protection for remote monitoring sites, the introduction of the DTS-12 Turbidity Sensor, and more!

Stevens-Connect Helps Florida DEP Monitor Water Resources and Plan for the Future

Wednesday, 03 Aug 2011 18:00:00 +0800

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), in conjunction with several other State agencies, recently launched a new data monitoring program to provide insights into many Florida waterways. With the objective of easily sharing water and weather data between State and Federal agencies and with the general public, FDEP chose to utilize Stevens-Connect system to process, display, and store data online. Currently connecting 10 monitoring stations across the State of Florida and with plans for more sites to be connected in the future, Stevens-Connect enables the FDEP and other partnering agencies to efficiently and effectively manage the availability and quality of the State of Florida’s water ways.

July 2011 Email Newsletter from Stevens Water

Wednesday, 03 Aug 2011 18:00:00 +0800

Read the July 2011 email newsletter from Stevens Water, featuring an overview of the Florida DEP's new Stevens-Connect system, news about Stevens' Japanese distributor, a Schlumberger Water Services CTD Diver product focus, and more.

Stevens Water Monitoring Systems Launches Sales and Support for Schlumberger Water Services Diver Product Line

Wednesday, 29 Jun 2011 18:00:00 +0800

Stevens Water Monitoring Systems, Inc. is pleased to announce an alliance with Schlumberger Water Services to bring the popular suite of Diver pressure sensors with internal data logging to new markets and customers in the United States. The cost-effective Diver family of sensors includes unique configurations for monitoring water level and temperature, as well as a new product that includes pressure, temperature, and conductivity measurements. All Diver sensors include an internal datalogger and an integrated battery that can provide up to 10 years of continuous operation. Furthermore, the Diver family now includes an optional SDI-12 (serial digital) interface and wireless communication features.

February 2011 Email Newsletter from Stevens Water

Tuesday, 01 Mar 2011 18:00:00 +0800

Read the February 2011 email newsletter from Stevens Water, discussing how to overcome common data communication problems, custom Stevens staff gages, the Shark Wireless Bluetooth transmitter, a new soil sensor from Stevens, and more.