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Event Detection

Event Detection Software utilises the power of online UV-Vis spectroscopy to identify events outside of the normal water quality changes, be that at the inlet to water or wastewater treatment works, or actually in the network itself.

Online UV-Vis spectroscopy is the most powerful tool available for identifying unusual changes as it is not reliant on a single parameter, but rather on the UV-Vis spectrum as whole, or on the basis of a number of parameters and the relationships between them.

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TriOS OPUS

The OPUS sensor represents a significant advancement in water quality monitoring technology, offering precise, real-time analysis of nitrogen and carbon compounds across various applications.

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Monitoring groundwater sources with event detection software

Monitoring of drinking water sources for contaminants requires an advanced event detection system based on UV-Vis spectroscopy and not just parameters.

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