Tracking and managing monitoring piezometer networks: groundwater level readings, history, export and alerts. A single control panel for all structures on a site.
Record per piezometer: reference point, coordinates, measurement reference point elevation, depth, screen, monitored aquifer and condition of the structure.
Entry of measurement surveys: water depth, piezometric elevation automatically calculated from the reference point elevation, operator and measurement conditions.
Piezometric time series per structure over the entire monitoring period, cross-structure comparison and reading of seasonal groundwater fluctuations.
Definition of high and low thresholds per piezometer. Automatic flagging of exceedances as soon as a reading is entered.
Summary table of the entire network for a given survey: piezometric elevations, deviations from the previous survey, structures on alert.
Export of readings and time series for inclusion in the monitoring report. Full-network JSON export / import for archiving or transfer between workstations.
Monitoring a site relies on a network of piezometers read at regular intervals. The tool centralizes the structure inventory, measurement surveys and the associated history.
Piezometric elevation = reference point elevation − measured water depth. The reference point elevation is entered once in the structure's record; each depth reading is automatically converted, eliminating conversion errors in the field.
The complete history of each structure makes it possible to read the seasonal fluctuation of the water table and to distinguish a natural variation from a trend that requires monitoring.
High and low thresholds can be defined structure by structure. Any out-of-range reading is flagged as soon as it is entered and included in the survey summary.
The software does not replace the expertise of the SSP Engineer (contaminated land), nor any requests from the DREAL, the DDT(M), the project owner or the inspection body.
Complete summary of the network for each survey: piezometric elevations, deviations and structures on alert.
History per structure over the entire monitoring period, ready for inclusion in the annual monitoring report.
The complete network and its readings — for archiving, sharing between workstations or handover of monitoring to another party.
Annual subscription — 1 seat
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Complementary to Groundwater Drawdown for monitoring structures during and after works. Custom training or regulatory support: on request — contact GMEP.