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This water sensor is one of a network of sensors that have been deployed in the catchment area. they include soil sensors and rain gauges as well. the idea is that all that information is brought together to try to more accurately predict when and where pollution events and sewage spills are likely to take place. my name is glyn cotton, im ceo and one of the co—founders of watr. so, this is one of our watr pro units. in the top, weve got our solar panel and a battery in here. and then in the b...

Source of pollution is going to be — it could be something that the farmer has been doing. we say stop doing that or sort of do x, y or z to try and stop that runoff happening. so it could be slurry spreading, for example. it could be the condition of the soil. and thats where were trying to build in that longer—term sort of prediction, sort of say, well, so he or she has got time to react. it does have a big impact because if there was massive nutrients in the stream here, it gets diluted a...

Scinded. they care about the natural environment as well. the problems have attracted an innovative project, using cutting edge technology to try to clean things up. the river umber is seen as the mate route for pollution to get to the beach. this water sensor is one of a network of sensors that have been deployed in the catchment area. they include soil sensors and rain gauges as well. the idea is that all that information is brought together to try to more accurately predict when and where pol...

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To recognise the signs that a spill might be about to take place. it crunches all the real—time data, including satellite images, and can, if necessary, raise the alarm. the idea is to very much scale and roll this out to different parts of the uk. we have already begun some of those conversations with different county councils that are interested. it is a lot easier to prevent it than actually try to sort of deal with it once the incident has occurred. all this tech isnt cheap. a water sensor...

As the main route for pollution to get to the beach. this water sensor is one of a network of sensors that have been deployed in the catchment area. they include soil sensors and rain gauges, as well. the idea is that all that information is brought together to try to more accurately predict when and where pollution events and sewage spills are likely to take place. the floating sensors are solar—powered and connected both to a mobile and a long—range wifi network. every hour, they send in d...

That are interested. it�*s a lot easier to prevent it than actually try to sort of deal with it once the incident�*s occurred. all this tech isn�*t cheap. a water sensor alone costs about £2,000, but with billions of pounds of our money set to be spent on upgrading the sewage network, this sort of approach could have a wider role to play in warning us about pollution before it hits our rivers and beaches. jonah fisher, bbc news, in north devon. we are going to spend a moment or two reflec...

Contamination from sewage, dog faeces and agriculture meant the environment agency advising people not to swim. there is very much a community fear about what would happen if the bathing water quality was actually rescinded, you know. and its about the tourism industry, but also they care about the natural environment as well. combe martins problems have attracted an innovative project, using cutting—edge technology to try to clean things up. the river umber is seen as the main route for pollu...

Councils that are interested. it is a lot easier to prevent it than actually try to sort of deal with it once the incident has occurred. all this tech isnt cheap. a water sensor alone costs about £2,000. but with billions set to be spent on upgrading the sewage network, this approach could have a role to play, warning us about pollution before it hits our rivers and beaches. jonah fisher, bbc news, in north devon. a hosepipe and sprinkler ban is to be introduced in kent and sussex because of wh...

And its about the tourism industry, but also they care about the natural environment as well. combe martins problems have attracted an innovative project, using cutting—edge technology to try to clean things up. the river umber is seen as the main route for pollution to get to the beach. this water sensor is one of a network of sensors that have been deployed in the catchment area. they include soil sensors and rain gauges, as well. the idea is that all that information is brought together to ...