Reservoir Rainfall and Water Level Monitoring Solution

This solution is designed for reservoirs of all sizes—large, medium, and small—as well as river‑channel projects. Addressing monitoring needs such as water level, rainfall, and on‑site video, it establishes an automated hydrological and meteorological monitoring system based on radar or submersible water level sensors, tipping‑bucket rain gauges, RTU data acquisition units, and 4G wireless transmission. The system collects water level and rainfall data in real time, supports remote video viewing, and enables continuous equipment status monitoring. Data are uploaded to a cloud platform, and when thresholds are exceeded, the system automatically sends alert SMS messages and displays pop‑up notifications on the platform. Powered by solar energy, the solution requires no external power supply, offers flexible deployment, and has been successfully implemented in projects including the Tiekouyuan Reservoir, small reservoirs in Jiangyong County, and the diversion channels of the CenTianhe Reservoir, significantly enhancing the automation of reservoir hydrological and meteorological monitoring and improving early‑warning response capabilities.

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Reservoir Dam Safety Monitoring Solution

This solution is designed for hydraulic structures such as reservoir dams, embankments, and sluice stations. Addressing safety‑monitoring needs related to dam deformation, seepage, and water levels, it establishes an automated safety‑monitoring system integrating GNSS, piezometers, water level gauges, rain gauges, video surveillance, and IoT communications. By collecting real-time data from multiple sensor sources and transmitting it via 4G, LoRa, or the BeiDou satellite navigation system to a smart water‑resources cloud platform, the system leverages AI models and digital twin technology for integrated analysis, trend forecasting, and tiered early warning. The solution has been successfully deployed in projects such as the Tiekouyuan Reservoir and flood‑disaster prevention in Xiangxi Autonomous Prefecture, effectively enhancing the intelligence of hydraulic‑structure safety management and improving early‑warning response capabilities.

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Smart Agriculture Cultivation Solutions

By leveraging a variety of sensors and wireless communication devices, farm data can be transmitted in real time and automatically to the screens of agricultural managers, thereby establishing an integrated, IoT-based connection between farmers and their fields. Furthermore, the application of RFID and other tagging technologies enables the development of modern agricultural logistics systems for warehousing and transportation, facilitating effective monitoring and assurance of food safety. At the same time, the collection and networking of farm data support the monitoring and early warning of natural disasters, streamline regional management, and promote extensive information sharing and agricultural automation.

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Smart Water Solutions

1. The water quality at source areas is cause for concern; in some regions, water supply capacity is inadequate, leakage and losses are severe, and non-compliant water quality is a prominent issue, making it imperative to develop smart water management systems and to improve water supply, water use, and water allocation infrastructure. 2. In certain Chinese cities, persistent heavy rainfall or abnormal weather conditions during the rainy season can trigger urban flooding, jeopardizing people’s lives and property. Going forward, it will be essential to construct hydrodynamic engineering projects and intelligent water management systems to establish a sustainable drainage environment and mitigate the risk of urban flooding. 3. With the continuous development of China’s socialist market economy, demand for various resources and energy has increased accordingly. The exploitation of water resources has further exacerbated water pollution, underscoring the urgent need to implement water environment remediation initiatives such as end-of-pipe treatment of river and stream pollutants, shoreline enhancement, and ecological restoration. 4. The level of informationization in traditional water management remains low; progress has been limited to conventional business process management. Although basic databases have been established, much of the data still requires manual processing, with no intelligent IT tools available for large-scale data integration and in-depth analysis. There is an urgent need to leverage new technologies to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of water management, enabling comprehensive sensing, automated control, and data-driven decision-making.

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