Automated Water Management for Idaho Water District 63
Prior to 2021, Boise River management depended on significant investments of personnel, time, and capital to regulate this limited resource.
Past water infrastructure required manual monitoring with a delay of up to a week, using data from the previous week to make determinations for next week’s headgate levels. Due to increased irrigation demands, extreme weather changes, and less snowpack, full automation would have helped save nearly 8,000 to 15,000 acre-feet of water, according to Idaho New
Past water infrastructure required manual monitoring with a delay of up to a week, using data from the previous week to make determinations for next week’s headgate levels. Due to increased irrigation demands, extreme weather changes, and less snowpack, full automation would have helped save nearly 8,000 to 15,000 acre-feet of water, according to Idaho New