Historical database
We gather information about your project to know the status and trends associated with its water management and potential socio-environmental impacts.
Risk assessment
Take care of your resources by prioritizing, assigning and planning the activities associated with the compliance of your site's regulatory requirements.
Dynamic updating of hydrogeological models
Online data allow us to correct and calibrate the models in a timely manner.
Direct connection and reporting to the authority
Water quantity and quality data not only available for your team, but also for reporting to the competent authority in your country.
Water, an indispensable resource for the development of life and human activities, is scarce and places us in a critical scenario, where its responsible use must be a priority. This effort must go hand in hand with strict monitoring of the resource and the productive activities that affect it, in addition to the application of new and high standards, with good follow-up, traceability and reportability, which will allow all stakeholders to account for the impacts.
At SIGEA HIDROMETRIX we help you identify, prioritize, manage and report the regulatory requirements and commitments that your project must meet.
We complement, integrate and optimize this with the sustainability standards adopted by the project, the company or by third party requirements, whether it is an international standard such as water footprint management, life cycle or an internal standard defined by the organization itself.
We collect the information of your project and the applicable regulatory framework, with the status and trends of the relevant water components within the project and its socio-environmental environment, bringing them to a permanent management status of all relevant variables segmented and ordered for each responsible user through the use of KPIs and configurable alerts.
HIDROMETRIX supports the data supply chain from the time of data collection to the upload into a centralized database. It automates various processes of data capture, quality control and aggregation of information, making it available in structured databases to facilitate the analysis and evaluation of the water system in all its dimensions.
Monitoring data is obtained from various sources:
Laboratory analysis
Integrated through its LIMS to SIGEA or with delivery of the analysis through the laboratory option.
Continuous monitoring
Thanks to new technologies such as the Internet of Things (IOT) and Big Datatoday we can carry out massive continuous monitoring campaigns and have real-time water monitoring control panels from control rooms to control on the phone app (soon available in SIGEA).
In this way, we optimize decision making, the user can apply timely corrective actions and improve compliance with standards, thus achieving an adequate management of water resources in the best possible way.
Our proposal includes the availability of updated data that allow a continuous readjustment of the Hydrogeological Models used to evaluate and plan water use.
Complex issues, such as the change in water recharge in vulnerable areas, mean that today’s models are overestimated, as they are years out of date, which can expose us to irreparable environmental damage, heavy fines and even project closure.
With the online data upload, we can quickly and easily obtain updated databases that allow us to correct and calibrate our models with much higher frequencies, so we have better knowledge of the real behavior of the water variables and the effect of our actions.
The demands for automated control of the relevant variables of the water system that manages a project are increasing every day. From the control of extraction flows to the monitoring of discharge concentrations, the control of water quality embodied in the environmental requirements of the project and the reporting are a permanent challenge.
With SIGEA, water resource quantity and quality data arrive at our platform for user availability, with internal alerts in case thresholds are exceeded, report generation and integration with the competent authority in the respective country to send data, as for example, in Chile, with the General Water Directorate and its Monitoring of Effective Extractions (MEE) program or to the SMA.
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