Groundwater elevations
- Manual depth-to-water
- Logger records
- Reference elevations
- Verified hydrographs
Groundwater Data Management
Soltera can process, quality-control, organise and visualise long-term groundwater data so monitoring information remains traceable, accessible and useful for technical and operational decisions.
Field to database
Groundwater programs commonly accumulate manual levels, logger files, field sheets, laboratory reports and spreadsheets across many years. Soltera can consolidate these into a structured project dataset with clear provenance and agreed access arrangements.
Logger processing
Pressure-transducer data can require several processing steps before the record represents a defensible groundwater time series. The exact workflow depends on the logger type, installation and groundwater conditions.
Barometric compensation using appropriate reference data for non-vented pressure transducers.
Comparison against manual dips to identify offsets, drift, installation changes or anomalous logger behaviour.
Checks of reference points, measuring-point elevations, logger installation depths and conversion to groundwater elevation.
Where water density differs materially from freshwater, appropriate density correction can be considered for pressure-to-head conversion.
Timestamp, daylight-saving, deployment-period and data-gap checks to maintain a consistent monitoring timeline.
Raw files are retained and processing steps documented so the final dataset can be traced back to the source record.
Hydrographs & dashboards
Soltera can develop project dashboards that bring groundwater levels, field parameters, analytical results and monitoring metadata together in a clear interface.
Database hosting, access permissions, backup arrangements and client ownership are defined for each project so the data-management solution matches the client's requirements.
Visualisation & trends
Groundwater information becomes more useful when the data can be viewed in context rather than as isolated monitoring rounds.
Groundwater elevation or depth-to-water through time, with manual and logger records displayed consistently.
Rainfall, pumping, operations, trigger levels or other relevant datasets can be overlaid where they help explain groundwater response.
Visualise field and laboratory parameters through time and compare behaviour between monitoring locations.
Track monitoring history, bore status, data completeness and the latest monitoring round across the network.
Produce downloadable datasets, charts and summary outputs for project teams, reporting and technical review.
Where required, move from visualisation into trend analysis, monitoring optimisation and hydrogeological assessment.
From bore to dashboard
Whether you have years of historical spreadsheets or a new logger network, Soltera can help establish a clearer groundwater data system.