Accelerated industrialization and heightened public awareness of water resource protection have created urgent demands for effective water management and monitoring. Traditional manual sampling and testing methods prove inefficient for large-scale river/lake basins, failing to provide comprehensive coverage while posing significant challenges in hazardous environments.
1.Numerous discharge outlets difficult to inventory.
2.Insufficient monitoring points unable to detect issues rapidly.
3.Lack of smart monitoring prevents traceable alerts and predictions.
4.Pollution traceability challenges hinder accountability assignment.
Linksens' integrated solution employs second-resolution hyperspectral analyzers and chemical parameter monitors, combined with big data and video surveillance, to track water quality, level, flow rate, and visual conditions at discharge outlets in real time.
1.Shore/Buoy Station Flexibility
●Adaptable to various waterway conditions without major construction
●Solar-powered buoy stations require zero installation
●Compact shore stations feature high integration with simplified deployment
2.Dual Power Options (Grid/Solar)
Grid power or solar-battery hybrid ensures uninterrupted operation in remote areas
3.Industrial-Grade Electrodes
Contamination-resistant sensors withstand high-load water environments, extending service life
4.Built-In Communication
Real-time data transmission enables threshold alerts and trend analysis
5.Multi-Agency Platform
Role-based data access for environmental/water authorities enables grid-based supervision
1.Real-Time Monitoring & Smart Alerts
Hyperspectral analyzers deliver instant water quality results at discharge points, triggering immediate alerts for abnormal conditions
2.Intelligent Inspection & Remote Control
Second-response capability enables rapid screening of key outlets; remote-controlled image/video capture supports non-site law enforcement
3.Multi-Dimensional Comprehensive Monitoring
Combines online stations, buoy-based monitoring, in-situ sensors, patrol boats, hyperspectral remote sensing, portable testing, and lab instruments for complete discharge management and scientific traceability
