Early Warning

A real-time wireless system in manholes monitors sewer levels and helps prevent overflows in a northeast Florida city

Sanitary sewer overflows (SSO) in Jacksonville, Fla., were a problem for JEA, the municipal utilities provider.

The authority had invested in a SCADA system to control and monitor 1,240 lift stations. It also had paid a company to monitor manholes with known deficiencies and...

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