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Tagged: @brianjastram
Hello, I am familiar with the Monitor My Watershed function that alerts me with an email if one of my sites stops receiving sensor data. When will there be a function that sends me, or another interested party, an email when my CTD sensor in a stream reaches 10 feet and alerts me to high water levels?
Best Regards
Hi Brian. We’ve discussed adding this feature for a long time. I didn’t see this noted as a Github issue, so I added it here. Feel free to add suggestions to that issue.
Brian, note that @andrewglaros3 developed a similar function here. That python code might be enhanced by targeting a more precise time period with each call to Monitor My Watershed, and @srgdamiano developed python (and R) code to do just that. See her Github repo on this: https://gist.github.com/SRGDamia1
@brianjastram I just launched a webapp for this and I am looking for people to use the system and give me feed back. Here is a post with some more info, LMK what you think. https://www.envirodiy.org/topic/free-alarm-system-for-monitormywatershed-updated/
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