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The new partnership agreement between ITEG and KISTERS further increases their competitive edge for the visualisation and the reporting of time series data
TIS-Graph, the visualisatioon and reporting software for time series of the Austrian ITEG, further increases our possibilities in these areas...
KISTERS Makes it Official, Joins CUAHSI as Corporate Member
KISTERS Makes it Official, Joins CUAHSI as Corporate Member
KISTERS wins WTO tender in Switzerland
KISTERS AG has won the tender for the WTO project Hydrological Information System of the Swiss Agency for the Environment (BAFU)
KISTERS receives top rating from Hoppenstedt
This makes KISTERS among the top 3.3% companies in Germany...
KISTERS Using New OGC Standards to Bring Clients' Hydrological Data to the Cloud
KISTERS has developed KiWIS, a revolutionary new way for organizations to openly share water data in the cloud using the newest standards WaterML 2 and SOS developed by the Open Geospatial Constorium.
From The GM´s Desk - April 2011
In this edition of the newsletter you will find...
Lessons From The Floods
The recent floods raise the issue of disaster recovery (DR) plans for Hydstra...
Instruments System Redevelopment
The main design objectives of the new work...
Hydstra WDTF Training
Hydstra Data Managers start using the WDTF export program...
Hydstra Product News 2011 | 1
Migrating to Hydstra 10.03 and more...
WDTF Training Courses
On behalf of the Bureau of Meteorology...
Hydstra and Water Data Transfer Format
WDTF_OUT Requirements...
Staff News 2011 | 1
Hydstra Product News 2010 | 4
The current release of Hydstra is version 10.03.02.
Hydstra and Water Data Transfer Format
HYWDTF_OUT will soon be released as a patch to Hydstra 10.2 and 10.3 and...
Staff News 2010 | 4
Training Courses 2011
Two basic Hydstra courses in Canberra in September and...
2010 User Groups Recap
Users contributed a range of interesting papers, and the feedback from the meetings was positive...
     
Dr. Frank Schlaeger
Senior Project Manager
  • Water quality, Hydrology, Water Resources Management, Hydraulics
Tuesday, November 1, 2011

KISTERS wins WTO tender in Switzerland

Aachen, October 2011. KISTERS AG has won the tender for the WTO project “Hydrological Information System” of the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN). The national ground water and surface water monitoring unit of the FOEN (Department Hydrology) collects and publishes data and information content with regards to pollution, water quality, and general hydrological conditions in Switzerland.

Following an in-depth evaluation phase, the Swiss voted in favour of the intelligent software WISKI from the leading software provider for the energy and water sectors. The KISTERS solution will replace the data storage system currently used in order to meet current requirements and be able to master future challenges.

WISKI will be used as a data capture, evaluation, storage, and publication system for water and environmental information. The BAFU experts are additionally planning to utilise the system for strategy development with regards to ground water and surface water protection. The use of WISKI will mean that a single modern system is able to replace several old disparate systems. This will eliminate redundancies and guarantee consistency. The system will simplify the overall evaluation of meta- and production data, and improve data quality across the board. Additionally, the data verification process is supported by a comprehensive and up-to-date software tool. WISKI will therefore allow the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment to maintain complete control over several thousand stations and more than 5 million sample results.