Case Study - City of Monash Pits
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City of Monash, Melbourne
Matter is proud to pilot their storm water pit sensors with the
City of Monash, a moderate sized council in Melbourne.
Ambition:
Teaming up with City of Monash for a storm water pit sensor trial, to track water levels, events and help with flood mitigation.
Priority move: Trial sensing storm water pit information and displaying this on our Capture dashboard for convenient viewing.
Priority move: Trial sensing storm water pit information and displaying this on our Capture dashboard for convenient viewing.
Matter Objectives:
• provide measurement systems (Sense)
• provide measurement data (Capture)
• provide novel monitoring systems (inc CaptureOS)
• provide measurement data (Capture)
• provide novel monitoring systems (inc CaptureOS)
Preliminary results from the trial found:
371645 data point
Real time data to date.
2,765 reports
On overflowing pits (approx.)
9% of pits
Reported blockages.
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