Matter is excited to trial their storm water pit sensors in a pilot within the City of Port Phillip.
The focus with be on the suburb of Ellwood where 13 sensors are bring deployed in order to gain a better understanding of water flow, events and how to manage the area.
Ambition:
Matter are trialing their sensors with the City of Port Phillip, to help with tracking events such as pit blockages in leafy residential suburbs. Priority move:
Trial sensing storm water pit information and reviewing event data on the Capture dashboard to help with future pit management.
Matter Objectives:
• Identify and report on blocked pits • Reduce the need to manually check pits for blockages • Weather event notifications to allow for preemptive cleaning
Recycling habits in the Ashburton District continue to improve but there remain exceptions, with one rogue property abusing both the bin system and the contractors
At Thanksgiving, food is the main event. But despite all the effort that goes into buying and preparing a turkey, stuffing, sweet potatoes and pumpkin pie, some 312 million pounds of food will end up in the trash this week. That’s roughly $600 million worth.
Matter acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures; and to elders both past and present.
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