Real-time Monitoring
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Overlimit Alarm
Interconnection and Sharing
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Map Display
Overlimit Alarm
Interconnection and Sharing
Station Management
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Keep abreast of changes in reservoir hydrological data and real-time video images through mobile phones, PCs, data dashboards, etc. Quickly grasp key information such as pore water pressure inside the reservoir dam, water level in the reservoir, inflow and outflow discharge of the reservoir, rainfall, and dam displacement.
Realize real-time display and query of GIS electronic maps, including equipment statistics, location distribution, operating status, monitoring data, and alarm information of each station, to comprehensively overview the operating status of the reservoir dam.
Automatically alarm for abnormalities such as equipment failures, excessive instantaneous flow, and dam displacement. Users can receive alarm information via WeChat, SMS, email, etc., to quickly locate, diagnose and take measures to avoid accidents.
Establish a unified standard data exchange and sharing system to realize the interconnection and sharing of safety monitoring information of reservoir dams across the province. Horizontally, it connects with meteorological, hydrological, flood control and other platforms; vertically, it realizes synchronous collection and sharing at the ministerial, provincial, municipal and county levels.
Unify the basic information, equipment information and management information of monitoring stations into the system management. Query equipment operating status, working parameters, maintenance cycles and other information at any time to form a visual and efficient operation and maintenance process.
Conduct comparative analysis of historical data such as dam phreatic line, reservoir water level, real-time rainfall, dam seepage flow and dam displacement. Combine management experience with big data models to comprehensively judge the safety risks of reservoir dams and make scientific and reasonable decisions.