Hydrogeological complexes GEOLINK AGK, ASGK, AM, OK, SK, etc.

Hydrological and hydrogeological complexes
- Autonomous stationary hydrological complexes (AGCS) based on Seine+ and ADU devices are designed for long-term autonomous operation as part of observational hydrological networks. They are located in the immediate vicinity of the water body in a container or in a cabinet mounted on a support.
- Autonomous seasonal hydrological complexes (ASGCS) are a class of devices operating as part of observational hydrological networks with the task of calculating the inflow of reservoirs, the water balance of the river network, flood warnings are most effectively solved when conducting observations in the upper reaches of the basin rivers.
- Autonomous weather stations (AM) based on the ADU-04 device are a compact autonomous solution for the observational hydrometeorological network. This is a universal scalable set of technical means that provides long-term autonomous operation without an external power source, measurement of necessary parameters, archiving of measurement results and their transmission via available communication channels - radio modem, GSM modem / GPRS modem, satellite channel.
- Sedimentation complex (OK) based on the Seine and ADU devices is a simple stand-alone solution for measuring the amount of liquid precipitation. The complex consists of a precipitation meter and an electronic recording unit, which also transmits measurement results to the Information Collection Center.
- The snow measuring complex (SC) allows you to measure the density, height of snow cover and assess the total water supply in the snow on the territory adjacent to the complex. It consists of a weighing platform in the required climatic design, a snow level sensor, as well as a measuring, archiving and transmitting module.
- An autonomous hydrogeological complex (with a head) based on the ADU-03 device is designed to carry out routine measurements of the groundwater level as part of an observation network of piezometric wells.

• Hydrological and hydrogeological complexes. Brief technical description.