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Network and Structure

General Information about Network & Structure of RTDAS for all basins in Maharashtra State under National Hydrology Project (NHP)

RTDAS Structure  

Real Time Data Acquisition System works in following three steps:

 

Data Collection Platform (DCP): 

This is the platform where the sensors are mounted. The DCP supplies power to various sensors, charges the battery using solar panels, stores the data in the data logger and provides protection to equipment from dust, water and theft. Most stations in a real-time network are required to run on battery power packs with solar charging since there might not be any power connections. 

 

Telemetry Device:

This device receives data from the DCP (data logger) and transmits them to data centres via an appropriate telemetry method. The telemetry proposed under the project is based on technologies such as the Global System for Mobile (GSM)/ General Packet Radio Service (GPRS), Indian National Satellite System (INSAT) and Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT).

 

Database Management System:

 

  • Data from all Stations are received at existing earth station at Delhi/Jaipur/Burla. 
  • This data is routed to WIMS Server and to State Data Centre, Nashik through existing software at earth station.
  • State data centre at Nashik receives and store all this data in server. 
  • Application software encodes all this data and presents in prescribed format on desktop. 
  • Application software has facility to view historical data. 
  • It has also facility to export data in prescribed format for third party application. 
  • Under the new set-up of National Hydrology Project, India Water Resource Information System-WRIS will be fully integrated with the existing WIMS system. India WRIS will be the dissemination platform to be accessed by internal and public users (front end), whereas  WIMS will be the data management platform for internal users (back end).

Proposed/ Existing RTDAS Network in all basins of Maharashtra State under NHP

Sr. No. 

Category 

Godavari Basin 

Tapi Basin 

Krishna Bhima Extension 

Kokan Region 

Godavari Basin (Vidarbh) 

Total 

Automated Rainfall station (ARS)

214

111

 

166

57

72

620

Automatic Weather Stations (AWS)

28

10 

45 

4

3

90 

3

Automated Reservoir  water Level and outflow Discharge Stations (ARWL & ODS) (AWLR- Reservoir)

50

39

55

12

63

219

4

Automated River water Level and 

River Discharge Stations

(ARWL – River)

33 

22

48

20 

29

152

5

E-  Pan 

45

16 

18 

24

106

             

1187

 

Basin-wise List of RTDAS Stations in Maharashtra State:

Upper Godavari Basin

Tapi Basin

Krishna-Bhima Basin-Extension

Additional RTDAS Pune

Konkan Region (West Flowing River)

Lower Godavari Basin (Vidarbh Region)

(Attached separately in exel file)

 


Last Modified on: 12 March 2025