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Digital dashboards

Dashboards for historical and real-time data at our
Groundwater Research and Teaching Observatory

Groundwater levels

Groundwater levels in our observation wells with comparison and long-term analysis

Datasets with water levels and water quality monitoring in our observation wells, including results of different tests and manual measurements.

Groundwater levels in single observation wells

Comparison of water levels in different wells

Long-term groundwater monitoring data

Trends and statistical analyses

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Water quality

Water quality parameters in groundwater and nearby surface water bodies (Elbe river).

Tracks physico-chemical indicators in groundwater and the Elbe river to assess contamination risks and natural water quality dynamics.

Temperature, pH, electrical conductivity

Dissolved oxygen, redox potential

Turbidity and total organic carbon (TOC/DOC)

Specific parameters of concern (point data)

Sampling location (well number, river)

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River-groundwater interaction

Real-time and historical comparison of datasets on groundwater levels and Elbe river stages.

Compares groundwater and Elbe river stage to characterise gaining/losing conditions and the influence of river dynamics on the aquifer.

Elbe water level and discharge (gauging station Pirna)

Groundwater levels in near-river wells

Hydraulic gradient between river and aquifer

Bank filtration travel-time indicators

Flood and low-flow event markers

Water temperature in river and wells

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Groundwater modeling

Results of our groundwater flow modeling using MODFLOW at test field site.

Integrates monitoring data with numerical model outputs to visualise flow directions, velocities, and predictive scenarios.

Hydraulic head distribution

Modelled vs. observed heads (calibration plots)

Scenario simulations (pumping, recharge, climate)

Model residuals and uncertainty

Volumetric water budgets

Boundary condition inputs

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Direct-push EC profiling

Vertical electrical conductivity profiles for characterising the subsurface hydrochemical conditions.

EC profile logs contain continuous measurements of electrical conductivity collected at different depths within a monitoring well. These datasets help identify changes in groundwater salinity, stratification, lithological boundaries, inflow zones, and hydrogeological heterogeneity. EC profiling is widely used in groundwater investigations, environmental monitoring, aquifer characterisation, and managed aquifer recharge studies.

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ThingsBoard.io

Our dashboards were created using ThingsBoard.io, an open-source platform designed for collecting, processing, and visualising data from connected devices and sensors.