Smart Sea Level Sensors 1.0.2

The Smart Sea Level Sensors project represents a significant advancement in coastal monitoring, establishing a comprehensive network of water level sensors along the Georgia coast, with a concentrated deployment in Savannah and Chatham County.

This initiative is the result of a collaboration between officials from the Chatham Emergency Management Agency, representatives from the City of Savannah, and a team of scientists and engineers from Georgia Tech.

The accompanying application serves as a valuable resource for the general public, government officials, and business owners within Chatham County, enabling users to access essential information provided by the sensor network.

Learning Tab

• Explore the mission statement and objectives of the project.
• Understand the project's significance, particularly concerning the implications of sea level rise.
• Discover the technology behind how the sea sensors capture data.
• Review historical storm data and analyze the impact of hurricanes on Chatham County.
• Meet the contributors and organizations involved in this endeavor.

Data Tab

• Access real-time sea level data from over 50 sensors.
• Monitor air temperature, air pressure, and battery levels recorded by each sensor.
• Quickly ascertain each sensor's water level status with ease.
• Review the 50 most recent observations collected by individual sensors.

Favorites Tab

• Select your preferred sensors for immediate access.
• Effortlessly access frequently monitored sensors.
• Enjoy the convenience of tracking specific sensor locations' water levels.

This app provides users with the ability to monitor water levels across Chatham County, facilitating informed planning for visits or daily activities. It also enables users to understand sea level fluctuations relevant to their homes, workplaces, or commutes, offering crucial insights for flood tracking and hurricane preparedness.

The official Smart Sea Level Sensors app is now available for download, allowing users to engage with and analyze sea level data throughout Chatham County.