These Projects provide Water-level information:
PaddlingMaps is your digital guide to hundreds of user-contributed paddling trips around the world. Features:
- browsable map
- offline access to map resources
- five days of historic river levels
- kayaking, canoeing, rafting and paddleboarding trips
- camping, shops and clubs listed
Trips are added by caring individuals like yourself at paddlingmaps.com
WikiRiver is a community based site with guides, live water levels and maps of whitewater rivers in Australia.
A Solar Powered Gauge based on Arduino and an Ultrasonic distance Sensor. Sebastian is happy to share details about it.
A Webcam on the River Murg.
It uses custom-designed Webcam Hardware based on an ESP32 Microcontroller and a GSM Modem. It's speciality is to be super-low power, so it can operate for months off a Motorbike battery. Want such a cam too? Mail the creator, Link on the Cam's page.
Our goal is to put monitoring stations in remote stream locations that are left off the USGS and other agencies priority list.
The RiverGuide is an evolving guide book for all of New Zealand's water related activities.
Map of 40 Irish whitewater rivers with 30 live level gauges.
Arduino based, self made online gauges (pressure Sensor, GSM Uplink) provide river level info for Irish kayakers.
The page looks old and half-finished, but the project is active. After testing the V5 Hardware in 2019, V6 development started in 2021.
Want such a gauge too? Contact Daithi, the creator.