Latest
YesterdayBrașov City Hall Opens €32M Framework Tender For Four Years Of Design Services YesterdayEuropean Commission Allocates €3.8B To 212 Projects Across Innovation Fund And LIFE Programme YesterdayKingston University Leads £3.6M National Waste And Recycling Robotics Adoption Hub YesterdayKorea National Park Service Builds Bandal Lens AI To Identify 17 Mammal Species From 1,300 Cameras YesterdayUK Space Agency Opens £2M Satellite Grant Call For Environmental Intelligence And Emissions Monitoring YesterdayAllstate’s Arity To Acquire INRIX Assets To Merge Driving And Traffic Data YesterdayEZO Secures €150M Senior Debt Facility For 3,000 EV Charge Points In UK And Ireland 19 OctDortmund Installs 92 Sensor-Equipped Big Belly Bins In 14 Parks And Zoo For €367,000 18 OctBarbados Government Explores Urban Hypervisor Platform Modelled On Brazilian System 18 OctPorto-Vecchio To Fit 12,800 Water Meters With Remote Reading In €1M Project
Kurrantly News · Weekly briefingThe week in smart cities and utilities, in one email
Share
Water · USA

Maryland Enhances Flood Resilience with New Sensor Network

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

Hohonu Inc. is implementing a flood monitoring project in Maryland to enhance resilience against flooding in coastal areas around Chesapeake Bay. This initiative involves deploying up to 20 low-cost water level sensors funded by a grant through the University of Maryland. These sensors will provide real-time data to support emergency management and flood mitigation efforts. This deployment is part of a broader collaboration with the University of Maryland and the City of Annapolis. The project aims to improve predictive models and emergency responses by integrating data on water levels from these sensors. The project should not only supports local decision-making but also contribute to a larger network that enhances flood data resolution throughout the state and the eastern seaboard.