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Assembling our first non-contact flood sensor

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We are working on testing a new non-contact sensor that can measure water level in urban and natural channels. The sensor is based on a ultrasonic technology and can be mounted on a bridge or nearby posts without the need for water contact. We plan to co-locate the sensor next to other traditional sensors and perform sensors inter-comparison assessment study to gain more insight on their performance under different flow and other environmental conditions.

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