Ray, SubAgency and Coolidge canals divert water from the Little Wind and Wind Rivers on the Wind River Indian Reservation near Fork Washakie in Central Wyoming. To effectively manage this water, the Tribal Water Engineers require accurate and reliable flow data in real time. OneFish designed, installed, and calibrated gauging stations to monitor flow on these three large canals. OneFish also operates a real time telemetry system to provide real time data access on a customized web site.

• • Flow monitoring at three sites

    • Ray Canal uses a stage and velocity sensor with a velocity index rating

    • Coolidge Canal uses a stage and velocity sensor with a velocity index rating

    • SubAgency Canal uses a stage sensor at a Parshall flume installation

  • Real time data telemetry and remote data access

    • Data relayed in real time using cellular data modems

    • Customized web site presents data updated every 15 minutes

    • Secure web site requires login for data access

  • Stations fully operational since the 2015 irrigation season

  • Project owner

    • Office of the Tribal Water Engineering of the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho Tribes