Traditional hydrological monitoring often relies on manual observation, which is not only inefficient, but also difficult to achieve real-time accuracy. The hydrological integrated monitoring station is the wisdom crystallization of modern sensor technology, Internet of Things technology, big data analysis and other cutting-edge technologies. It is like a tireless "water detective", working 24 hours a day, recording the water level changes, water flow speed, real-time flow and rainfall in the channel, providing comprehensive and accurate data support for the water conservancy department.

Water level monitoring is particularly important during flood-prone seasons. The WX-SW4 Hydrologic integrated monitoring station captures subtle changes in water level in real time through high-precision water level sensors, and immediately triggers the alarm system once it exceeds the preset warning line, winning precious time for flood control. At the same time, these data can also provide a scientific basis for flood forecasting and risk assessment, and help build a safer water defense system.

The accurate measurement of velocity and discharge is very important for the rational distribution and utilization of water resources. The monitoring station utilizes advanced current meters and flow meters, combined with automatic calibration technology, to ensure the accuracy of measurement data. These data can not only help water conservancy departments scientifically dispatch water resources, optimize irrigation, power generation and other water use plans, but also provide strong support for water pollution control and ecological protection.

The real-time monitoring of rainfall is an important part of predicting the change of water situation and preventing the geological disaster of mountain flood. The monitoring stations accurately record the intensity and total amount of each rainfall through the rain gauges placed in key areas, providing key data for meteorological forecasting and geological disaster early warning. The data can also provide guidance for agricultural production, helping farmers to organize their farming activities and reduce losses caused by natural disasters.

Hydrological integrated monitoring station is not only a cold machine, but also an important driver of water intelligence. Through the Internet of Things technology, the monitoring station transmits data to the cloud platform in real time to achieve remote monitoring, data analysis and intelligent decision-making. According to these data, the water conservancy department can formulate a more scientific and reasonable water resources management strategy, and promote the water conservancy industry to move forward in the direction of intelligence and refinement.