Monitoring in sewer systems is one of our core activities. We also frequently analyze and interpret measurement data. Our work includes standard monitoring—such as at overflow structures or pumping stations—but we also have extensive experience with more advanced techniques, such as dynamic water quality measurements, H₂S monitoring, DTS measurements for detecting illicit connections, and using citizen call data for gully pot maintenance.

In addition, we initiate or support the development of innovative monitoring methods, such as wastewater surveillance using passive sampling, PFAS source tracking through sewer systems, and the application of low-cost sensors.

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You can rely on us for the organization and supervision of monitoring projects. We have in-depth knowledge of the design, procurement, and implementation of monitoring networks, as well as the key considerations and potential pitfalls during data collection. We also offer expertise in data validation, analysis, and interpretation.