Get Water Data in Time to Make a Difference

Whether you’re seeking out sustainable water supplies, managing river erosion or flooding, or helping protect natural environments, you need solutions that harness your data and maximize its value. Because when you trust your water data, you can make decisions that improve the environment, preserve infrastructure, and save lives.

See how the AQUARIUS platform helped the City of Orlando streamline its water data management, protect citizens, and ensure water quality with:

Auto data import, integration, & validation
Customized intensities & views
Easy, remote data access in real time
Simple ways to share data & enable alerts

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Go from multiple spreadsheets and hours of effort to the push of a button.

Capture data confidently

AQUARIUS connects to sensors in real time to automatically import and integrate your data. Get a continuous stream of central intelligence – without manual input.

Access data quickly

Give stakeholders full visibility into critical data, so they can pursue efforts that matter most. With the AQUARIUS online dashboard, you have real-time data access in a refreshingly simple interface.

Correct data easily

Customize your experience to make data correction and cleaning simpler than ever. AQUARIUS lets you pull the real-time and historical stats you need to compare, visualize, and proactively forecast problems.

See why the world’s largest water agencies trust AQUARIUS.

“In the past, evaluating the impact of these heavy rain events required multiple spreadsheets and hours of manual effort. Now, with the push of a button, the software can create and retrieve customized intensities to evaluate isolated street flooding and protect the city against liability.”