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Modernize water monitoring with radar.

Accurately measure water level, surface velocity, and discharge with non-contact radar sensors.

augmented reality photo of the underside of a bridge where a HyQuant non-contact radar sensor has been mounted and illustration of contactless radar technology to measure water level and water level

Real time measurement is the most valuable measurement.

Warmer temperatures are fueling rapid intensification of severe storms and storm surges. Real-time data improves accuracy of flood forecasts to warn communities. The same precision also optimizes hydropower generation and water management decisions, rain or shine. As environmental monitoring and data experts, KISTERS knows reliable forecasts begin with quality data.

Discover our U.S. radar sensor portfolio

HyQuant L | a compact SDI-12 level sensor with FMCW technology

RG-30+C | a sensor that simultaneously measures water level and surface velocity

RQ-30+ | a sensor that instantly computes discharge from level and velocity data

3D rendering of noncontact water radar data concept

Understand radar's role in hydrology today

Want to learn more about radar technology?

This 30-minute on-demand webinar shares insights from the latest development in open channel water monitoring. Experts Stefan Siedschlag, Dr. Anton Felder, and Edgar Wetzel explain both the opportunities and limitations of radar sensors over open channels.

Watch the webinar now

Climate change requires densified forecasting and in turn, this requires densification of stream gauging. Therefore hydrologists are looking for and assessing new technologies to accomplish this with less effort. Radar is definitely a technology that can help.

Dr. Anton Felder, Director of HydroMet at KISTERS

Versatile applications

  • Flood control districts
  • Drainage / stormwater districts
  • Irrigation districts
  • Hydropower, dam & reservoirs
  • Infrastructure & transport
  • Water / wastewater utilities

Achieve 20/20 water vision.

Reliable, real-time radar.

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