Southern Nevada Water Authority: Providing Water Solutions in Las Vegas
The Southern Nevada Water Authority, in collaboration with the Las Vegas Valley Water District, serves as the municipal water provider for the city of Las Vegas. They process and treat a substantial amount of water through treatment and return flow credits, managing alternative water resources due to drought conditions. The organization operates various water monitoring equipment at different sites to ensure efficient water management, including GOES transmitters for surface and groundwater data transmission. Additionally, they monitor irrigation wells for water flow, level, and pressure. With a focus on sustainability and reliability, the Southern Nevada Water Authority plays a crucial role in maintaining water resources in the region.
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By Chris Ashinhurst Southern Nevada Water Authority
LVVWD Municipal water provider for the city of Las Vegas. SNWA Water purveyor for Southern Nevada Process and treat more than 400,000 ac-ft through treatment and return flow credits. Alternative water resources due to drought on CR. Spring Valley DDC Valleys
GOES Transmitters 1x Surface Water 2x Groundwater Outstations (Transmitting data to GOES stations) 1x Surface Water 1x Groundwater 2x Precipitation Not Yet Transmitting (Possible Future) 40+ Groundwater 20+ Surface Water 10+ Precipitation
Site Site Type Purpose Equipment Make Battery Morningstar In-Situ Equipment Model 12V 35 amp*hour ProStar PS-30 Level TROLL500 H-500XL H-4411M H-2221-V2 Whip Antenna Goes Antenna 12V 75 amp*hour ProStar PS-30 H-350XL H-355 Use Battery Solar Controller Pressure Transducer Data Logger Master Radio Goes Radio Whip Antenna Goes Antenna Battery Solar Controller Data Logger Bubbler System Rain Gauge Slave Radio Directional Antenna Battery Solar Controller Pressure Transducer Data Logger Slave Radio Directional Antenna Battery Solar Controller SPR7007M Well GW Monitoring Design Analysis Battery Morningstar 1846203 Spring SW Monitoring Design Analysis OTT/Hach/Hydromet Pluvio P1846201 Meteorological Precip. Monitoring H-4411S YAGI 12V 35 amp*hour ProStar PS-30 Level TROLL500 H-500XL H-4411S YAGI 12V 35 amp*hour ProStar PS-30 4-20 mA Pressure Transducer Pressure Transducer H-500XL H-2221-V2 Goes Antenna 12V 75 amp*hour ProStar PS-30 H-350XL H-355 H-2221-V2 Goes Antenna Design Analysis Battery Morningstar In-Situ 184506M Well GW Monitoring Design Analysis Battery Morningstar --- SPR7023I Well GW Monitoring Data Logger Goes Radio Goes Antenna Battery Solar Controller Data Logger Bubbler System Goes Radio Goes Antenna Rain Gauge Design Analysis Battery Morningstar 1847101 Stream SW Monitoring Design Analysis P1847101 Meteorological Precip. Monitoring OTT/Hach/Hydromet Pluvio
Installed GOES transmitters initially Summer 2013 300 baud CS2 Generally very good. Only minimal data outages. Issues User Error Generally Too much data Data logger clock settings.
Irrigation Wells Flow Water Level Well head pressure. Remote location wells for background water- level monitoring.