Operational Monitoring and Analysis System: Dam and River Remote Monitoring System

In the event of an alarm, promptly notify the person in charge via email or fax! It is possible to grasp the situation of all equipment.

In recent years, during emergencies such as abnormal weather, it is necessary to grasp the situation more quickly, and it is essential to accurately understand the situation on-site (dam site, river). However, there has been a problem with the aging of the existing systems. This system is a remote monitoring system for dams and rivers, which collects various data from the existing telemetry and displays it on a computer screen. In the event of an alarm, it quickly notifies the responsible personnel via email or fax. Additionally, it can aggregate data and output reports as daily, monthly, and annual reports, and by installing surveillance cameras, it enables visual monitoring through images. 【Purpose of System Implementation】 ■ Improvement of Monitoring Accuracy - By confirming both data and images, it is possible to grasp the situation of dams and rivers more accurately. ■ Rapid Response in Emergencies - By sharing the same information between the site and the disaster prevention center, a quicker response is possible during emergencies. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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**Effects of Implementation** <Improvement of Work Efficiency> ■ By checking both data displays and images, it has become possible to grasp the conditions of dams and rivers in real-time, allowing for more accurate information gathering on-site. ■ By confirming the on-site situation through images in advance of emergency deployment, it has become possible to respond while ensuring safety. ■ By sharing the same situation between the field and the disaster prevention center, it has become possible to understand the status of all related equipment while being on-site. ■ On-site personnel can now carry out rapid responses based on accurate information. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*