Freshwater Sentinel • Pilot program
Continuous freshwater intelligence for managed lakes, reservoirs, ponds, and stormwater sites—delivered through a field node, cellular dashboard, and alerts your team can act on.
Illustrative dashboard
7.2 mg/L
Within baseline14.8 NTU
Trending upward7.6
Stable22.1 °C
+0.4° todayTurbidity moved above the site's recent baseline.
Example values shown for interface illustration.
The operational gap
Scheduled sampling remains essential, but it cannot show every change between visits. Freshwater Sentinel adds a continuous operational layer so teams can see trends sooner and direct field attention where it matters most.
Follow dissolved oxygen and temperature trends that can change faster than a routine inspection schedule.
Earlier awarenessUse pH, temperature, conductivity, and turbidity trends to identify changing conditions and prioritize follow-up.
Better targetingBuild a time-stamped operational record around weather, treatment, complaints, or other site events.
Defensible contextBuilt for managed water
The service is designed around the decisions park managers, water-resource teams, public works staff, and field contractors already need to make.
Discuss your monitoring siteAdd continuous visibility to lakes, ponds, and recreational water bodies without adding another daily task for park staff.
Watch oxygen, temperature, turbidity, pH, and conductivity trends between site visits and sampling events.
Build a defensible operational record around wet-weather events, changing conditions, and field response priorities.
Extend field coverage with a contractor-friendly node, remote diagnostics, and a dashboard that is ready to share.
From water to decision
The node, data connection, dashboard, and monitoring support are delivered as one practical service.
A compact field node collects five core water-quality measurements and monitors its own health.
Scheduled data and node-health updates reach the cloud without relying on site Wi-Fi.
Dashboards, alerts, weekly summaries, and pilot reporting turn readings into a clearer field decision.
A bounded first step
The pilot is built to answer practical questions: Does the node stay connected? Do the trends match field reality? Do the alerts improve response? Does continuous visibility earn a place in the operating plan?
Agree on the location, baseline, and alert priorities.
Evaluate data quality, patterns, and operational usefulness.
Continue, expand, adjust, or stop with evidence in hand.
Straightforward pilot pricing
The pilot establishes value before your team commits to an ongoing deployment.
90-day pilot
$2,500
one-time · per node
After the pilot
$595
per month · per node
Final scope depends on site access, mounting, and installation requirements. Any scope change is agreed before deployment.
Practical questions
Clear boundaries make the results more credible and the final decision easier.
No. It provides supplemental continuous monitoring for earlier operational visibility between sampling visits. Pilot data is not represented as regulatory-compliance data unless the system and methods are separately validated for that use.
The customer provides site access and participates in a kickoff, mid-pilot review, and final decision meeting. Undrcurrent handles the node, cellular connection, dashboard, monitoring support, and pilot reporting.
The current Freshwater Sentinel package measures dissolved oxygen, temperature, turbidity, pH, and conductivity while also reporting node-health information through a cellular data connection.
The final review turns the pilot into a practical decision: continue at the site, expand to additional locations, adjust the monitoring plan, or stop. There is no value in extending a deployment that does not answer an operational need.
Explore a pilot for your water body
Tell us what you manage, how you monitor it today, and which changes concern you. We'll help define a practical 90-day pilot—or tell you plainly if Freshwater Sentinel is not the right fit.
Discuss your water body sloo@undrcurrent.net · (562) 781-4983