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Real-time Weather and Stream Monitoring Sensors and Stations Professional Grade Commercial Iowa Flood Center Weather Stations and Sensor Sensors and Stations Stand-alone Rain Gauge Station Rain Gauge and Soil Moisture Station Soil Moisture


  1. Real-time Weather and Stream Monitoring Sensors and Stations Professional Grade Commercial Iowa Flood Center Weather Stations and Sensor Sensors and Stations Stand-alone Rain Gauge Station Rain Gauge and Soil Moisture Station Soil Moisture Sensor Rain, Wind, and Temp Weather Station Stream Sensor Station Hydrologic Station Stream Level Sensor

  2. Roadside Water Detection – Warning and Alerting Systems Single or Multiple Flood-level Sensors can be Installed Fiber Optic and Ultrasonic Sensor Types also available

  3. Sensor Deployment Scenarios for Watersheds Iowa Flood Center Recommendation: 1-Hydrologic/Weather Station and 8-Stream Level Sensors per watershed

  4. Data Platform and Information System Management Stations / Sensors User Interface Data Storage and Processing Cellular or Wi-Fi Transmission Internet Web or Mobile Applications Cloud Server OR Local In-House Servers

  5. Data Platform and Information System Management Local Level Option: State Level Option: Regional Option: Register Devices with NWS Develop Platform similar to Iowa Flood Center Upper Mississippi Information System Citizen Weather Observer Program (CWOP) Information System • Develop stand-alone platform for state level coverage • Data can be stored and managed by state • Regional Level Platform – Iowa Flood Center and agency National Science Foundation partnership • Register stations / sensors with CWOP • Data can be served through Google Maps • Manage and serve water-quality and quantity • Data is stored and managed by NWS Interface data • Data can be served through NWS local data • Alerting systems can be established • Data Platform addresses big data needs of page • Reporting time is dependent on sensor several states and provides access to large data • Alerting system can be established with NWS and reporting intervals can range from sets that are managed independently. • Reporting time is hourly but could possibly be 5 – 15 minutes • Data Partnership opportunity decreased to 15 minutes. • Further details to be determined…

  6. Equipment and Data Service Cost Estimates State Level Option: Local Level Option: Roadside Detection / Alerting Deploy IFC stations/sensors and develop Register Commercial Devices with NWS System Option: platform similar to Iowa Flood Center Citizen Weather Observer Program (CWOP) Information System EQUIPMENT (2 Watersheds) EQUIPMENT (2 Watersheds) EQUIPMENT (2 Watersheds) 2 Weather Stations ($1,500 ea) 2 Hydrologic Stations ($9,400 ea) 2 Detection System ($4,200) 4 Warning Poles w/ Beacons ($4,400 ea) 16 Sensor Level Stations ($1,500 ea) 16 Stream Level Sensors ($4,500 ea) $26,000 $27,000 $90,800 ALERTING SYSTEM DATA SERVICE DATA SERVICE Web Activation and Cellular Service Basic Platform & Interface ($500K) Partnership with NWS - CWOP for Alert-Based System ($500 / system) Adv. Platform w/Modeling ($1 – 2 mil) FREE SERVICE $1000 / Year $500K - $2 Million MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE USGS PARTNERSHIP or Wi-Fi / Cellular Service Plan ($300/yr) Scalable services based on data storage, UPPER MISSISSIPPI PARTNERSHIP Equipment maintenance ($1000/yr) processing, retrieval, and monthly usage To Be Determined… $1,300 / Year SCALABLE COSTS

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