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New WaterDrop Features Released Today: Aquifer IDs and Change over Time
WaterDrop visitors and Wellntel Analytics Dashboard (AD) Subscribers will enjoy powerful new features, released today, May 25th 2021.
Wellntel Welcomes Caleb Campbell to Milwaukee and the Team
Wellntel is thrilled to have recently welcomed Caleb Campbell to the Team as our new Operations & Customer Support Manager.
Wellntel’s Analytics Dashboard will never be the same – meet WaterDrop
On April 20th, 2021, we published powerful new code – we’re calling it WaterDrop – that will change your Analytics Dashboard experience.
Water resources are changing more quickly than ever, in response to climate change, population growth and density, and industrialization. Ubiquitous water monitoring that includes real-time supply, demand and balance as its vital metrics and triggers is the key to managing water sustainably.
New Intuitive Menus on Analytics Dashboard
Subscribers will be pleased by an all new menu structure to simplify navigation and to make it easier to find, interact with and organize water data.
Create dual axis charts from any datatype on Wellntel’s Analytics Dashboard
Analytics Dashboard users will welcome a powerful new interactive capability that allows any data to be charted against any data so that smarter conclusions can be drawn and more complete reports can be shared.
Kendri Salmans Joins Wellntel as its New Science and Information Manager
When we learned that Joe Fillingham would be leaving, only one name came to mind as his potential replacement, and we’re thrilled to announce that Kendri Salmans has joined the Wellntel team.
Covid-19 affecting lead-times – important to lay claim by ordering.
We are working diligently to build supply chain capacity, but you can help with early orders and visibility as we work through Covid-19 bottlenecks.
There’s a Change in the Weather
It is with heavy hearts but immense pride that we have said goodbye to Joe Fillingham, PhD, Wellntel’s Science and Information Manager.
Wellntel a Key Part of Dane County’s 2020 Climate Action Plan
Vital groundwater data will be collected with this new observation network that will include citizen scientists, remote monitoring, and real-time analytical tools.
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