Regions of the Sevier River Basin.
This website is sponsored by the Sevier River Water Users Association in central Utah. The Sevier River Basin is instrumented with solar powered weather, canal, reservoir, pond and river monitoring stations. The tools on this website give users of water in the Sevier River Basin immediate access to data from these sites. Better and timely information leads to better water management.
Sevier River Water Users Association Website News
- Manti area stations are now available on www.SevierRiver.org. Get more detailed information about Manti City Creek Water Users Mutual Association at www.MantiCityCreek.org (18-August-2010)
- UPDATE: Panguitch area diversion monitoring sites are now collecting reliably. Thanks to David Ainscough at USBR Provo. See them here. Posted 18-August-2010.
- Richfield Canal at Head Camera is now working. Check out the new animation feature! (18-August-2010)
- Interactive Voice Response (IVR): Access to real-time data via voice annunciation over telephone is available over a local Richfield telephone number —(435) 633-4441. Please go here for a list of the sensors and their 3-digit access codes. Contact webmaster Bret Berger if you need a sensor added to the data by telephone feature. (23-June-2010)
- Mobile Web Site: A simplified version of the SRWUA real-time data website is available for use on mobile phones with internet access. Please visit m.sevierriver.org. Contact webmaster Bret Berger if you need a sensor added to the mobile site. (23-June-2010)
- New Website: On 1 April 2010 the Sevier River Water Users Association switched to a new version of the software that collects and disseminates real-time water and weather data. The old version of the software will continue to be available at old.SevierRiver.org. Please email bug reports, missing features and usability issues to Bret Berger.
- Twelve Mile Canyon Water Quality Study – Millions of dollars in damage caused by annual mud slides in 12 Mile Canyon have Gunnison and Mayfield Irrigation Companies seeking input through data collection, evaluation, and analysis for a solution.
- For those participating in the USU soil moisture research here is a link for the ODM Map Server
