data management

Large Capacity Water Supply Wells and MAR (Johnson Screens, GCS)

Endress+Hauser (Pty) Ltd | 5 Commerce Crescent West, Eastgate Ext.13, Sandton
  • Managed aquifer recharge
  • borehole construction
  • flow systems
  • data management
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Large Capacity Water Supply Wells and MAR (Johnson Screens, GCS)

Endress+Hauser (Pty) Ltd | 5 Commerce Crescent West, Eastgate Ext.13, Sandton

UNESCO Call for Consultancy on Groundwater governance and Data closing soon!

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Observation and monitoring of field parameters for springs and rivers of a Swiss alpine valley in relation to seasonality.

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A Groundwater Database For Cape Town And Environs - A Vision To Optimise Groundwater Management And Education Of The Public

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eSymon - An Innovative Solution to Monitoring Data Management

The year 2020 will forever be synonymous with the Covid-19 pandemic and the immeasurable impact it has had on all our lives. During this time, there was one avenue that reigned supreme: technology. Whether it was Zoom calls or Netflix, online consultations or video conferencing at work, technology took charge. In light of this, GCS (Pty) Ltd started exploring ways that technology could assist with the most common problem identified in the Water and Environmental sectors, which is the management of large volumes of geodata. Thus, the invention of eSymon.